Bach Piano Sonatas – Volume II, Op. 17 - Piano Solo (Henle HN 333)
Description
These six piano sonatas were written during the composer’s London years, after he had collected much valuable experience in Italy. The so-called “London” Bach devoted himself intensively to the possibilities afforded by the newly-developed “Hammerflügel,” and frequently performed in public on the instrument. His Sonatas opp. 5 and 17, all much esteemed by Mozart, have many characteristics of the classical piano sonata. The op. 17 collection was first published in 1774, and was already being reprinted in various countries during the composer’s lifetime.
Composer: Johann Christian Bach
Editor: Ernst-Günter Heinemann
Format: Henle Urtext Edition, softcover
Pages: 72
Henle number: HN 333
Contents
- Piano Sonata G major op. 17,1
- Piano Sonata c minor op. 17,2
- Piano Sonata E flat major op. 17,3
- Piano Sonata G major op. 17,4
- Piano Sonata A major op. 17,5
- Piano Sonata B flat major op. 17,6
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