A. PALEY: VISOS MOZARTO SONATOS II

Performer
Alexander Paley (Piano, Lithuania-Uav-France)
In the program:
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Sonata no. 7 C-DUR, KV 309
Sonata no. 8 A-MOLL, KV 310
Sonata no. 9 D-Dur, KV 311
Sonata no. 10 C-DUR, KV 330
Sonata no. 11 A-DUR, KV 331
Sonata no. 12 F-DUR, KV 332
Alexander Paley, a well -known piano virtuoso, invites listeners to an extraordinary concert cycle. The weekly three piano evenings will give the audience bold and subtly interpreted by the pianist to all 18 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Sonatian piano. In each concert, six sonata will be performed in the order.

The first evening of the cycle will be performed by six sonatas created by the composer while living in Munich and preparing for the premiere of the opera "The Gardener". The third sonata is considered to be the most virtuosic work of W. A. ​​Mozart, and the sixth, dedicated to Baron von Dürnitz, became the only of the six Munich sonatas printed by the composer.

The second evening sonatas are created in Mannheim, Paris and Vienna or Salzburg. The eighth is one of his two sonatas written in minor toning. It was created by the composer influenced by painful knowledge of her mother's death. The tenth became one of the most popular works of this genre and has been repeatedly used for film music. The eleventh, or more precisely its third part, became one of W. A. ​​Mozart's most famous works, a well -known "Turkish march".

The third evening sonata is created in one period of life. Only the thirteenth created by Linz and has won this name - Linco Sonata. The sixteenth is probably the simplest and got the name of the "light Sonata", and the last, eighteenth of plywood introduction is called "hunting" or "trumpet" sonata.

- "You, Mozart, as God, though you don't know it ..." What does Mozart respond to this Saljer replica? - "Well yes. Maybe ... but a hungry deity mine." Magnical and earthy - this is already the case with W. A. ​​Mozart. Writing Sonat for piano W. A. ​​Mozart began relatively late - at the age of nineteen when he had already earned the glory of virtuoso. In a decade and a half, the cycles of W. A. ​​Mozart Claviri Sonatas are commonly referred to as the names of Munich, Manheim, Paris and Vienna according to their creation or release. At the time, Sonata was not considered a true concert genre: Sonata was mostly written for home music and his students.

W. A. ​​Mozart himself often called his sonat complex. The essential complexity is not in the playing technique, but in expressiveness. Familiar to anyone who studied music, these sonatas are a cool nut for performers: the combination of attractiveness and supposedly light play turns sonat into an interpretor of the highest voluminity exam.

The composer gave his sonature many majestic moments to the listeners: the exciting sonat A-Moll, inspired by his beloved mother's illness and death, Sonat C-Moll, predicting Ludwig van Beethoven's "Patnetic Sonata". At Sonata C-Moll W. A. ​​Mozart later added fantasy C-Moll, which is usually performed as a sonata overture. Totally different, earthy, it appears in Sona A-Dur, shining with wonderful variations on the theme of French song and the final "Turkish march" that has become a real hit.

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