Translation of "Sonatine" in English

The "Sonatine" written in 1905 reveals Ravel's full mastery.

The sonatina is a perfect expression of Sibelius's masterly control of form.

Here, she presented songs, piano pieces and a sonatina for violin and piano.

Bartók used different melodies taken from Romanian instrumental folk music in his Sonatina.

Frau Roterberg performed herself, as a violinist, the Sonatine op.

The sonatina is a perfect expression of Sibelius's masterly control of form.

Hummel is at his best in pieces such as the Sonatina No.

The most successful work of this category is probably the Sonatina for Violin and piano, op.

Forkert was able to enter the Elementary category with his composition Sonatine für Trompete und Klavier (Sonatina for trumpet and piano).

At the age of 14 Ruth Schonthal composed this Sonatina, which was first published in Sweden in 1941

Hummel's Sonatina for Trumpet, which bears some striking thematic resemblances to the Trumpet Concerto in E-flat by Johann Nepomuk Hummel (1778-1837) is a beautifully crafted work in neo-classic style, incorporating free use of dissonance (especially sevenths) but clearly preserving tonal centers.

In this, he relied in large measured on the musical schemes of the baroque and classical periods, the Sonatina, the Divertimento and also the Suite recurring as the basis for his works, particularly when the emphasis was on the combination of instrumental enjoyment with pedagogical aims.

Rhythmic elegance and melodic charm on the one hand, and Alberti basses and sometimes simple melodic structures on the other, are typical of the sonatinas of this era.

When I was almost 13 years old, a creative urge to compose overpowered me once again, and for my brother, who was a dilettante on the cello, I wrote a "Little Fantasy" for cello and piano, then a sonatina for four-handed piano [duet], a two-handed Larghetto (a kind of "Song without words") as well as variations on the folksong "Freut euch des Lebens" for piano. These were followed soon after by a violin sonata of some 50 pages, a cello sonata and a piano trio of comparable lengths, "Fantasy Pieces" for piano, and others.

You wouldn't expect it any differently from Kitano ("Sonatine", "Hana-Bi") and thus there isn't any disappointment arising.

The short six-bar introduction presents the main theme of the sonatina, the Db-F-C-F-Bb progression.

The B flat minor sonatina is one of Sibelius's most important experiments in concentrating the multi-movement form, uniting the movements and preparing the thematic material of the different movements from the same material.

Review: Takeshi Kitano should be a name many are familiar with, maybe not as much as a comedian as in his home country, but as a director and actor of such movies like "Hana-bi" or "Sonatine".

The protagonists in "Sonatine" or in Kitano's movies in general share the fact that any kind of emotion has been cauterized.

Within the framework of this event, the violinist Pauline Reguig performed Günter Raphael’s Sonatine op. 52 for Violin and Piano.

The Sonatina No. 2 for cello and piano is another piece in Hummel's varied, economical style.

The violin sonatina from 1917 was performed by violinist Catharina Chen and pianist Sveinung Bjelland at the Bergen International Festival (Festspillene i Bergen) in 2011.

The subsidiary sequences are marked by a sparkling major-accented motif, first in G major, then at the end in F sharp major, which also remains the optimistic final key of the sonatina.

Though I wrote some small cycles of smaller pieces and a sonatina for piano alone in the Thirties and Forties, I had not created a larger solo work in this genre since my student days.

The final section is comprised of two pieces from works that are chronologically difficult to situate and to lay down an exact time of origin; one of these, Allegro Moderato und Andante, D 968, was occasionally also designated as "Sonatine" and was written most probably for instructional purposes.

Both performed works, that Clara Haskil otherwise never played with other musicians: Trio Sonatas by Handel (along with Giuseppe Piraccini), works by Franz Schubert, and violin sonatas by Brahms and Schumann and a non-published early written sonatine by the gifted Romanian pianist Dinu Lipatti, which Haskil highly admired.

When I was almost 13 years old, a creative urge to compose overpowered me once again, and for my brother, who was a dilettante on the cello, I wrote a “Little Fantasy” for cello and piano, then a sonatina for four-handed piano [duet], a two-handed Larghetto (a kind of “Song without words”) as well as variations on the folksong “Freut euch des Lebens” for piano. These were followed soon after by a violin sonata of some 50 pages, a cello sonata and a piano trio of comparable lengths, “Fantasy Pieces” for piano, and others.

With its three movements, the sonatina for trumpet (oboe) and organ RöWV 100 is the form fast-slow-fast.