Moritz Moszkowski - Humoresque in D Major, Op. 14 (Hobson)

Moritz Moszkowski’s Humoresque is a piano composition that was composed sometime during the latter half of the 19th century, relatively early on in his career. The work often makes use of heavy bassline pedal points on the tonic while keeping a boisterous beer-tavern melody, but nevertheless, still has its tip-toe mischievous moments. It also emits a very Germanic flavor due to the horn fifths within the main subject.
Catalogue: Op. 14
Dedicatee: Xaver Scharwenka
Performer: Ian Hobson on piano
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[@fruisen9436]

Very beautiful and unique piece, thanks for the video!

[@none5020]

This is my favorite Moszkowski piece, it gets stuck in my head all the time lol.

[@matthewparis1907]

This piece has so much repetition and banality it needs a lot of rubato and nuance from the pianist to help it along. A great composer on an off day.

[@matthewparis1907]

This piece has so much banality and repetition it needs a lot of rubato and nuance added by the pianist to help it along.