V6: Beethoven's Sonata op.10/2: some aspects of interpretation
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Channel: AuthenticSound · 2014 · Music
Vlog n°6, in which I share with you some basic points of departure of Beethoven's Sonata opus 10/2, first movement. General aspects relationship between meter, note value, harmonic changes and tempo choice. Character and balance throughout the complete piece as a point of departure. We'll not go to deep in to matters as timing, accentuation, but try to set up a framework that is -as much as possible with musical notation and interpretation- objective (in a subjective way :-) ). Here is a link to Beethovens complete opus 10 in first print (including the sonata's in c minor and D major): http://petrucci.mus.auth.gr/imglnks/usimg/4/43/IMSLP50957-PMLP106104-Op.10.pdf MP3 file as always downloadable from the website: http://www.authenticsound.be
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