Chopin's Third Piano Sonata, Op. 58: Late Style, Formal Ambiguity, and Performance Considerations
Chopin’s Third Piano Sonata, Op. 58, is the largest solo work of his late period. Chopin’s successful combination of the Classical and the Romantic aesthetic, which is explored in Chapter 1, results in an effective balancing of structural integrity and emotional fulfillment. Every movement of Op. 58...
Main Author: | Zukiewicz, Adam Piotr |
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Other Authors: | McClelland, Ryan |
Language: | en_ca |
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2012
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Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/1807/32860 |
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