About this work
The Piano Sonata in B major D.575, written in 1817, unfolds across four movements: Allegro ma non troppo, Andante, Scherzo and Allegro giusto. The first combines assertive chords, mobile lines and sudden shifts of register.
The Andante establishes more regular breathing before a lightly accented Scherzo and contrasting Trio. The finale restores a decisive tread, crossed by rapid passages and returns that change colour without obscuring the form.
Choose a tempo that lets chords breathe and runs remain clear. In the Andante direct bass lines beneath sustained notes; lighten repeats in the Scherzo and keep the finale’s pulse firm without hardening accents.
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