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Haydn Sonata In F Hob. Xvif3 Bozner
This is a very rare example of a Haydn Sonata. The way it is written proposes a big challenge to the performer. This challenge is not a technical one though, it is mainly interpretative.
Date : 15/08/2017
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Uploaded by : Juan
Uploaded on : 15/08/2017
Subject : Piano
NOTE: For the sake of this analysis, we will only consider themes, those musical compounds which are more than 8 bars long.
This resource was uploaded by: Juan
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