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Dramatic Intensity: Beethovens “Tempest” Sonata No. 17 (Ricordi – Casella Revision)
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Dramatic Intensity: Beethovens “Tempest” Sonata No. 17 (Ricordi – Casella Revision)

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Dramatic Intensity: Beethovens "Tempest" Sonata No. 17 (Ricordi - Casella Revision)Product Type:Sheet Music (Piano Solo)Brand Name:RicordiMPN (Manufacturer Part Number):ER 2334 / ER00233400ISMN:9790041823348 / 979-0041823348Genre:Classical MusicStyle:High Classical / Early RomanticComposer:Ludwig van...

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Dramatic Intensity: Beethovens “Tempest” Sonata No. 17 (Ricordi – Casella Revision)Product Type:Sheet Music (Piano Solo)Brand Name:RicordiMPN (Manufacturer Part Number):ER 2334 / ER00233400ISMN:9790041823348 / 979-0041823348Genre:Classical MusicStyle:High Classical / Early RomanticComposer:Ludwig van BeethovenRevision:Alfredo CasellaWork:Sonata No. 17 in D minor, Op. 31 No. 2 “The Tempest” (La Tempesta)Weight:0.093 kgOverviewThis 1979 Ricordi edition features one of the most enigmatic and atmospheric works in the piano repertoire: BeethovensSonata No. 17 in D minor, Op. 31 No. 2, famously known as”The Tempest” (La Tempesta). This particular version is highly regarded by scholars and performers for therevision by Alfredo Casella, a prominent Italian composer and pianist who provided insightful fingering, phrasing, and technical guidance. From the haunting recitatives of the first movement to the relentless perpetual motion of the third, this score captures the “new path” Beethoven began to tread as he moved toward a more dramatic, proto-romantic style.ttekints (Hungarian Translation)Ez az 1979-es Ricordi-kiads a zongorarepertor egyik legrejtlyesebb s leghangulatosabb mvt tartalmazza: Beethovend-moll szontjt, No. 17, Op. 31 No. 2, ismertebb nevn aVihar (La Tempesta)szontt. Ezt a kiadst a kutatk s az eladk nagyra rtkelikAlfredo Casella revzijamiatt. A neves olasz zeneszerz s zongoramvsz leslt ujjrenddel, frazelssal s technikai tmutatsokkal ltta el a kottt. Az els ttel ksrteties recitativitl a harmadik ttel knyrtelen perpetuum mobile mozgsig ez a kotta hen tkrzi azt az j utat, amelyen Beethoven elindult a drmaibb, el-romantikus stlus fel.Product FeaturesFormat:Softcover Sheet MusicSetting:Piano Solo (Hangszer/lett: Zongora)Period:Classical (Korszak: Klasszikus)Publisher:RicordiEditor/Revision:Alfredo CasellaPublication Date:1979Item Number:ER00233400Other Reference:ER 2334Interesting FactsThe Shakespeare Connection:The nickname “The Tempest” originates from a claim by Beethovens associate, Anton Schindler, who said the composer suggested reading Shakespeares play of the same name to understand the musics meaning.Alfredo Casella’s Influence:Casella was a key figure in the 20th-century Italian musical renaissance. His revision for Ricordi is famous for balancing historical respect with the practical needs of the modern pianist.A Technical Marvel:The first movement is noted for its unusual use of the sustain pedal to create “blurred” recitatives, a technique that was revolutionary at the time and remains a point of deep study for pianists today.The Galloping Theme:The third movement (Allegretto) was reportedly inspired by the sound of a horse and rider passing beneath Beethoven’s window, transformed into a haunting, rhythmic masterpiece.rdekessgek (Hungarian Translation)A Shakespeare-kapcsolat:A Vihar becenv Beethoven munkatrsa, Anton Schindler lltsbl ered, aki szerint a zeneszerz azt javasolta, hogy a zene rtelmezshez olvassk el Shakespeare azonos cm drmjt.Alfredo Casella hatsa:Casella a 20. szzadi olasz zenei renesznsz kulcsfigurja volt. A Ricordi szmra kszlt revzija hres arrl, hogy egyenslyt teremt a trtnelmi hsg s a modern zongorista gyakorlati ignyei kztt.Technikai bravr:Az els ttel nevezetes a zenget pedl szokatlan hasznlatrl, amellyel elmosdott recitativkat hoz ltre ez a technika forradalmi volt a maga korban, s ma is mlyrehat tanulmnyozs trgya.A vgtat tma:A harmadik ttelt (Allegretto) lltlag egy Beethoven ablaka alatt elhalad l s lovasa hangja ihlette, amelyet a zeneszerz ksrteties, ritmikus remekmv formlt.PublishersPublisher:Ricordi (Milan, Italy)Edition Type:Alfredo

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