Violin Piano

Where do the sonatas for violin and piano fit into the chronology of Prokofiev’s catalogue? The two sonatas date to the final part of Prokofiev’s career, its Soviet period. In 1918, he left his country of birth for the United States, and then for Europe, before returning definitively to the Soviet Union at the end of 1932. The first sonata, the Sonata in F Minor op. 80, was drafted in the United States in 1938 and completed in 1946, while Prokofiev had completed the second sonata op. 94 in Moscow three years earlier, in 1943, in its original version intended for the flute.

George Enescu - Complete Works for Violin & Piano - Remus Azoitei & Eduard Stan (2014) {2CD Set Hänssler Classic 98.035}
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Classical / 20th Century / Chamber Music

The complete Works for Violin and Piano of George Enescu - The Romanian musicians Remus Azoitei and Eduard Stan interpret the Works of Enescu with intuitional understanding for his multifaceted music - Including the famous 3rd sonata op.25 dans le caractère populaire roumain - No need to look any further: this is a first-rate collection."" Gramophone Of all of Enescu's works for violin and piano, the 3rd Sonata Op. 25 ""dans le caractère roumain populaire"" (""in Romanian folk character"" ) composed in 1926 is the most famous and stands roughly in the center of his work for these instruments. In addition to the two other sonatas, a dramatic sonata torso in A Minor, the ""Impressions d' enfance"" and some smaller works have survived.

Live recording from the Bibliothekssaal Kloster Polling, 16-18 May 2008. Bonus: Bach and me – Documentary about Frank Peter Zimmermann