Haydn/Mozart: Sonates:

Description

It was in 1774 that Joseph Haydn had his first set of solo keyboard sonatas published and that Mozart first tackled the genre. The five sonatas presented here all date from 1773-1783, a decade that saw the fortepiano swiftly become the preferred medium for a new style of keyboard writing, to the detriment of the harpsichord. All that remained was to find the instrument to speak this new language. The late eighteenth century German piano on which Jérôme Hantaï performs offers us a chance to hear a unique, expressive, cantabile voice.

Tracklisting

Disc 1
1. I. Allegro (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart) – Jerome Hantai
2. II. Adagio (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart) – Jerome Hantai
3. III. Allegro Assai (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart) – Jerome Hantai
4. I. Allegro (Joseph Haydn) – Jerome Hantai
5. II. Adagio (Joseph Haydn) – Jerome Hantai
6. III. Finale. Presto (Joseph Haydn) – Jerome Hantai
7. I. Adagio (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart) – Jerome Hantai
8. II. Menuetto I & II (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart) – Jerome Hantai
9. III. Allegro (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart) – Jerome Hantai
10. I. Moderato (Joseph Haydn) – Jerome Hantai
11. II. Adagio (Joseph Haydn) – Jerome Hantai
12. III. Tempo Di Minuet (Joseph Haydn) – Jerome Hantai
13. I. Allegro Moderato (Joseph Haydn) – Jerome Hantai
14. II. Adagio (Joseph Haydn) – Jerome Hantai
15. III. Finale. Allegro (Joseph Haydn) – Jerome Hantai