Franz Joseph Haydn: Keyboard Works 1771-1773 (Hob. XVI/21-23, 33, 43) - Lola Odiaga, Fortepiano
On this CD:
1. Keyboard Sonata in D major, H. 16/33
Composed by Franz Joseph Haydn
Performed by Lola Odiaga
2. Keyboard Sonata in A flat major, H. 16/43
Composed by Franz Joseph Haydn
Performed by Lola Odiaga
3. Keyboard Sonata in C major, H. 16/21
Composed by Franz Joseph Haydn
Performed by Lola Odiaga
4. Keyboard Sonata in E flat major, H. 16/22
Composed by Franz Joseph Haydn
Performed by Lola Odiaga
5. Keyboard Sonata in F major, H. 16/23
Composed by Franz Joseph Haydn
Performed by Lola Odiaga
Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
These are middle-period Haydn sonatas, and therefore not his most compelling or necessary, but they shouldn't be dismissed. Even if they lack the concentrated inspiration of those miraculous late sonatas, there is still a world of restrained adventure and delight to be heard in this music. Lola Odiaga's playing, as ever, is wonderful. Her mellow-sounding Regier fortepiano sounds excellent in this music, and the pianist obviously knows every twist and turn of each piece, playing them all with conviction, poise, and taste. There is other Haydn you probably ought to hear before this disc, but don't pass it by. --Leslie Gerber
Franz Joseph Haydn: Keyboard Works 1771-1773 (Hob. XVI/21-23, 33, 43) - Lola Odiaga, Fortepiano, Music, Franz Joseph Haydn, Lola Odiaga, Classical, Classical Composers, Classical Sonata/Sonatina for Keyboard, Keyboard
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Franz Joseph Haydn: Keyboard Works 1771-1773 (Hob. XVI/21-23, 33, 43) - Lola Odiaga, Fortepiano
Manufacturer: Albany Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B0000049LO Release Date: 1995-08-10 |
Amazon.com
These are middle-period Haydn sonatas, and therefore not his most compelling or necessary, but they shouldn't be dismissed. Even if they lack the concentrated inspiration of those miraculous late sonatas, there is still a world of restrained adventure and delight to be heard in this music. Lola Odiaga's playing, as ever, is wonderful. Her mellow-sounding Regier fortepiano sounds excellent in this music, and the pianist obviously knows every twist and turn of each piece, playing them all with conviction, poise, and taste. There is other Haydn you probably ought to hear before this disc, but don't pass it by. --Leslie GerberMusic Review:
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