PCC Posted March 31, 2024 Posted March 31, 2024 Music hw sonata new fixed again wm 4.pdfFetching info... Reveal hidden contents Finally concluding the sonata with an alleluia sequence though abridged, then a lively joyous rondo form piece. the "passion" theme from the first movement reappears in section C. At the end of the piece, the music is brought to a stop by another chant (see context below) before resuming the living tempo triumphantly to conclude the sonata. Though there is some skill issue with my playing lol... Context Reveal hidden contents "Regina Caeli", or "Queen of Heaven", whom Christ took flesh from, is a chant emphasizing the Lord's resurrection. It replaces the ordinary "Angelus" prayer during Easter season. It forms the basis of the first theme of the movement. https://www.gregorian-chant-hymns.com/hymns-2/regina-caeli-simple.html MP3 Play / pause Hw4 maybe better 0:00 0:00 volume > next menu Hw4 maybe better > next PDF hw sonata new fixed again wm 4 1 Quote
Henry Ng Tsz Kiu Posted April 10, 2024 Posted April 10, 2024 Hey @PCC, I really find the alternation between religious chant and folkloric rondo interesting. The movement is quite difficult to play esp. b.11 to 14, good job on that! The texture in b.67 reminds me of the finale of Waldstein. The counterpoint in b.86 is quite crafty with the canon of both the inversion and rectus! I hope it stays longer haha. Where does the rondo theme come from? Is that a quotation of the chant or just a new theme? If it’s a new theme I may hope it’s more related to the chant section! Overall I like this piece. I think there are lots of quotations throughout the whole sonata and it just stirs me up a little since I have a goldfish’s memory LoL! Thx for sharing! Henry 1 Quote
PCC Posted April 11, 2024 Author Posted April 11, 2024 On 4/10/2024 at 1:57 PM, Henry Ng Tsz Kiu said: Where does the rondo theme come from? Expand From the chant on p23 (Regina Caeli) On 4/10/2024 at 1:57 PM, Henry Ng Tsz Kiu said: The counterpoint in b.86 is quite crafty with the canon of both the inversion and rectus! I hope it stays longer haha. Expand Like most Beethoven’s pieces, no lol Ty for commenting on the whole sonata! I won’t say it’s particularly groundbreaking but it’s certain a more personal composition. Quote
Thatguy v2.0 Posted April 22, 2024 Posted April 22, 2024 Wow, 4 movements of your sonata? And you recorded all of them? Dude... congrats. Oh ... I see @Henry Ng Tsz Kiu already beat me to it... and he gave feedback on all of the movements? What is he... like everyone's best friend? DAMN Alright, if my bro Henry gave this SO much attention, it will probably BLOW MY MIND, RIGHT??? (I haven't listened yet 😄) I'll check out movement 1 first... brb 1 1 Quote
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