The Pianoforte Sonata 8 4
The Pianoforte Sonata 8 4
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The themes are now sad, and clothedin minor harmonies. The Finale, perhaps, shows skill rather thaninspiration; with regard to some of the subject-matter, it is, likethe previous movement, also retrospective.
Liszt's sonata in B minor, dedicated to Robert Schumann, was evidentlywritten under the special influence of Beethoven's latersonatas, --perhaps more particularly the one in A flat, Op. 110. Thereis by no means unanimity of opinion among musicians with regard toLiszt's merit as a composer;... some consider that his genius has not yetbeen properly recognised; others, that he will not for a moment bearcomparison with any one of the great masters who preceded him, and whowrote for the pianoforte. Among his works which have specially givenrise to discussion stands this B minor Sonata, which has proved astumbling-block, both on account of its form and its contents. Itwould simplify matters if the one could be discussed without theother; this, however, is not possible.
We have hitherto considered the sonata of three movements as typical, and from that type Liszt's work differs; yet not "so widely, as on afirst hearing or reading may appear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The themes are now sad, and clothedin minor harmonies. The Finale, perhaps, shows skill rather thaninspiration; with regard to some of the subject-matter, it is, likethe previous movement, also retrospective.
Liszt's sonata in B minor, dedicated to Robert Schumann, was evidentlywritten under the special influence of Beethoven's latersonatas, --perhaps more particularly the one in A flat, Op. 110. Thereis by no means unanimity of opinion among musicians with regard toLiszt's merit as a composer;... some consider that his genius has not yetbeen properly recognised; others, that he will not for a moment bearcomparison with any one of the great masters who preceded him, and whowrote for the pianoforte. Among his works which have specially givenrise to discussion stands this B minor Sonata, which has proved astumbling-block, both on account of its form and its contents. Itwould simplify matters if the one could be discussed without theother; this, however, is not possible.
We have hitherto considered the sonata of three movements as typical, and from that type Liszt's work differs; yet not "so widely, as on afirst hearing or reading may appear.
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