András Schiff - Sonata No.24 in F♯, Op.78 "A Thérèse" - Beethoven Lecture-Recitals

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LECTURE NOTES: --------------1st movt--------------- 1. the tonality of F♯ major is already extraordinary because it has 6 ♯'s 2. @2:18 the "cemetery quartet" 🥲 3. @4:01 on a F♯ pedal point, a wonderful melody emerges and we'll never hear it again 4. @7:17 always this 3-note motif 5. @9:25 whole development section just plays with the main rhythm, using different registers and different instruments of the orchestra --------------2nd movt: sonata & rondo--------------- 6. @10:57 Rule Britannia🌫 7. always questions & answers, and short motifs 8. @11:43 little slurs of 2 notes 9. @12:22 always these inserts made of 2 notes. If you take the first 2 notes of the soprano part and make a diminution of that, then you get this 10. @13:08 we were ascending and now we are going down 11. @13:34 another motif: the Mannheim rocket 12. incredible changes between loud & soft, minor & major, and always comes a dissonance you'd not expect 13. @14:15 cadenza: the inserts with the 2-note slurred motif get longer and longer

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11:01

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What is 11:01?

[@ukkisachedina]

"Rule Britannia" - Beethoven wrote variations on the theme (WoO 79)

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@@ukkisachedina Thank you thank you♡