Publisher's Synopsis
This edition presents the "Sonata in A-Flat Major for the Pianoforte" along with an insightful program designed to enhance the listener's and performer's understanding of the piece. Featuring contributions from Alexander Hay Japp, H A. Page, and Elliot Griffis, this volume offers a unique blend of musical composition and theoretical analysis.
Explore the nuances of this classical work through detailed annotations and interpretive guidance. This edition is perfect for pianists seeking to deepen their appreciation and performance of the sonata, as well as for music scholars interested in the historical and theoretical context of 19th-century piano music.
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