A radically shortened, partly rock-inspired sonata, foregoing the traditional middle movement in order to focus on the duality of the two outer ones: a gloomy, march-like movement that exaggerates the classic Alberti bass to a powerful rhythm-line, followed by a relentlessly pushing high-energy-movement that makes the rock influence apparent with its rhythmically focused main theme, continuously driving bass line and ostinato rhythm patterns.
Within its rather short duration, the "Love Caprice" depicts a variety of emotional aspects of love, so it naturally does not only feature upbeat majo…
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A String Quartet that challenges the traditional conception of the genre as four individual voices: It drops the conventional contrapuntal treatment o…
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A tango-like piece for piano four hands that, as expected, starts off with the typical rhythm-pattern, but in the middle section briefly diverts from …
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