*Cantare,* Italian verb = to sing from which we derive *Cantata,* a piece to be sung. *Suonare,* Italian verb = to play (an instrument) from which we derive *Sonata,* a piece to be played on an instrument. (From Italian, then directly into almost all other European languages as a borrowed word). Hob. XVI:23 is a piano sonata. I enjoyed the performance too.
I could only bear to listen to the first part why does the pianist play rubato? does this fit Haydn's style of music? Why doesn't a pianist play synchronized notes that should sound simultaneously? Why does a pianist roughly accent the second beat of a bar when resolving dissonance?
@@hannawagenknecht6378 Le parole cantata e sonata. Derivano dai verbi italiani: Cantare = to sing Suonare = to play (strumento o musicista). (Le chiedo scusa, ma non parlo tedesco).
Vero piacere per lo spirito da una Shanghai in lockdown. Esecuzioni sempre rare e preziose. Grazie🌹
Wieder einmal mehr weiß ich, warum ich Haydn so sehr liebe! Danke für diese wundervolle Musik! Gudrun Lohwasser
@Südtirolinconcert Dankeschön für diese schöne Musik auf einem Hammerklavier, wie von Haydn komponiert. Danke dass Sie das teilen.
Elegant and graceful!
Christoph Hammer ist ein wundervoller Musiker!
Wonderful!
So enjoyed this piece thanks.
Very beautiful🍃thank you
Bellissima esecuzione su un fortepiano storico.
Wie schön, Musik aus Südtirol habe ich Mal entdeckt😊und diese Kantate von Haydn, toll gespielt,danke sehr😌
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War aber auch zu und zu schön,😊❤️
*Cantare,* Italian verb = to sing from which we derive *Cantata,* a piece to be sung.
*Suonare,* Italian verb = to play (an instrument) from which we derive *Sonata,* a piece to be played on an instrument.
(From Italian, then directly into almost all other European languages as a borrowed word).
Hob. XVI:23 is a piano sonata.
I enjoyed the performance too.
@@elaineblackhurst1509 🤗👍
💝 merci !
EXCELENTE! BRAVO
Real deal！
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I could only bear to listen to the first part
why does the pianist play rubato? does this fit Haydn's style of music?
Why doesn't a pianist play synchronized notes that should sound simultaneously?
Why does a pianist roughly accent the second beat of a bar when resolving dissonance?
ok
Pardon, Sonate!
Kantate? Sonate,da habe ich mich vertan,sorry😌
@@hannawagenknecht6378
Le parole cantata e sonata.
Derivano dai verbi italiani:
Cantare = to sing
Suonare = to play (strumento o musicista).
(Le chiedo scusa, ma non parlo tedesco).
I enjoyed this very much and it was interesting to hear the sonata played on such a fine fortepiano; thank you.
Oh, thank you too😊🌹
@@elaineblackhurst1509 Dear Elaine! Thank you too.Hanna😊🌹
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