Toccata Classics
Disc No: TOCC 0108
Price: Sek. 160
Name: Beethoven by arrangement
 


Although a violist himself, Beethoven left nothing for the viola – except for the fragment of a sonata recorded here for the first time. So his contemporaries and successors have ‘helped’ him fill the gaps: it was Karl Xaver Kleinheinz (1765–1832) who arranged the String Trio, Op. 8, gaining Beethoven’s reluctant approval; and a later musician, Friedrich Hermann (1828–1907), transformed the Septet, Op. 20, into an ambitious viola sonata. And now Paul Silverthorne, Principal Viola of the London Symphony Orchestra, expands the repertoire with his own transcription of the Horn Sonata, Op. 17.
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ComposerOpusMusicKey Performer
Beethoven, Ludwig van   Viola Sonata: fragment A major Paul Silverthorne, viola
David Owen Norris, piano
Beethoven, Ludwig van Op.17 Horn Sonata  
Beethoven, Ludwig van Op.42 Notturno  
Beethoven, Ludwig van Op.20 Grand Duo (Septet) E flat

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