Haydn The Complete Piano Sonatas Vol 1

It is possible to follow the very rapid development of Viennese keyboard music after the year 1750 in these works and in their    musical language, as well as one can easily reconstruct the progressive replacement of the harpsichord and the clavichord by the piano. Piano sonatas are particularly characteristic witness to these changes.

When Christa Landon first published his edition of Haydn's piano sonatas in 1966, Haydn's sonatas were still completely in the shadow of those of Mozart and Beethoven. However, Haydn's sonatas emerged long ago emerged from the mastery of piano lessons and re-entered the concert halls, development for which the Landon edition contributed considerably.

Haydn's birthday in 2009 was a great occasion for a careful review of the Landon edition, as a number of new sources have emerged over the last forty years. In addition, there were questions of authenticity that needed to be reconsidered, and last, but not least, the principles for eighteenth-century music editing underwent some major changes.

Specifications:

• Title: Haydn Sämtliche Klaviersonaten

• Volume 1

• Instrument: piano

• Publisher: Urtext

• Composer: Joseph Haydn

• Editor: Georg Feder

• Fingering: Hans-Martin Theopold

• Number of pages:190

Since its founding in 1972, the Wiener Urtext Edition, with its very well prepared and researched editions, has built a reputation as a forward-looking publisher of academic and informative editions.

Appreciated by musicians, educators, academics and hobbyists, Wiener Urtext Edition has a well-established reputation for publishing reliable editions, with a catalog that includes the main works of classical music from the Baroque period to the beginning of the 20th century.