Beethoven-Schubert-Chopin

Beethoven, Schubert & Chopin: concise, sonorous works of Romanticism, from Beethoven’s Op. 78 to Schubert’s Impromptus & Chopin’s Preludes.

Program Notes

By 1809, Beethoven’s sense of concise, and compact musical statement was clearly illustrated in the Sonata Op. 78 – a work which he described himself as “now there’s a sonata!” Beyond the large works of the 19th century, directness combined with broader ranges of sonority inspired shorter, power-packed works that define this era of romanticism.

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