Nice music , with its own personality. Hoffmann , who was a critic, praised Beethoven in an article, as asublime artist who was on a higher level than the musicians of his time, aegnius who would change the music for ever. A true revolutionary who refused to suit others and who would never enter into anybody's service. Hoffmann has something in common with Beethoven in his musical language, a fine musician, but not a genius
![Mozart - Sonata for Two Pianos in D, K. 448 [complete]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/tT9gT5bqi6Y/mqdefault.jpg)
Very interesting, and I agree with all your comments above. Thanks for posting this sympathetic performance on, evidently, a period instrument.
If anyone with a good musically knowledge read this: would you please tell me where I can get the sheets of the first movement 'Andante'?
I can make a picture of the sheets and send you a link.
Nice music , with its own personality. Hoffmann , who was a critic, praised Beethoven in an article, as asublime artist who was on a higher level than the musicians of his time, aegnius who would change the music for ever. A true revolutionary who refused to suit others and who would never enter into anybody's service. Hoffmann has something in common with Beethoven in his musical language, a fine musician, but not a genius