004 - Bernardo Pasquini A Contemporary of J Kuhnau

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Join John S. Shedlock as he embarks on a fascinating journey through the history of the keyboard sonata. From Kuhnaus groundbreaking Sonata in B flat, crafted in 1695 and considered the first of its kind, to contemporary compositions, this podcast explores the evolution of this musical form. Along the way, youll discover the works of legendary composers such as Emanuel Bach, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Weber, Schubert, Schumann, Chopin, and Brahms. With engaging musical excerpts, Shedlock brings each piece to life, illustrating how the sonata has shaped the landscape of keyboard music over the centuries. Whether youre a seasoned music aficionado or just curious about classical music, this exploration of the pianoforte sonata promises to intrigue and inspire. - Summary by Jordan

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Join John S. Shedlock as he embarks on a fascinating journey through the history of the keyboard sonata. From Kuhnaus groundbreaking Sonata in B flat, crafted in 1695 and considered the first of its kind, to contemporary compositions, this podcast...

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