Haydn, Franz Joseph : Sonate für Klavier Nr.3 Mov.1 Allegro
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Genre:sonata
Total Playing Time:2 min 00 sec
Copyright:Public Domain
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Author : Ooi, Kazurou
Last Updated: December 16, 2024
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Author : Ooi, Kazurou
The first movement fully expresses Haydn's joy and humor.
Although it is fundamentally an instrumental ensemble, it can be considered to have two types of scoring: a "small instrumentation" and a "large instrumentation." The distinction can be made based on the left-hand notes: sections with left-hand octaves represent the large instrumentation, played with greater volume, while sections with single left-hand notes represent the small instrumentation, played with less volume.
For example, from measure 1 to the first beat of measure 2, it is a large instrumentation. From the upbeat of the first beat, a solo instrument begins playing FFF, and this instrumentation continues until the downbeat of the second beat of measure 7.
The large and small instrumentations are not necessarily separated by sections; for instance, measure 16, beat 1, might be a large instrumentation, followed suddenly by a small instrumentation from beat 2.
Furthermore, there is an aspect of Haydn's characteristic "surprise," such as the sudden shift to a large instrumentation at measure 18, beat 1. Passages with 64th notes, such as measures 8-9 and 35-36, evoke Haydn's characteristic jocular image, as if being rattled off rapidly. Above all, play it with enjoyment.
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