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Peter Seivewright|Galuppi, B.: Complete Piano Sonatas, Vol. 3

Galuppi, B.: Complete Piano Sonatas, Vol. 3

Peter Seivewright

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Baldassare Galuppi is remembered for his operas, if at all, more than for his keyboard music. But Peter Seivewright is on a mission to change that with his series of ten discs of piano sonatas by Galuppi. These sonatas are hard to describe because in so many ways they are unlike any other keyboard music of the period (ca. 1755-1785). Half of the sonatas in this volume are only two movements long, while the other half are three, but not in the expected fast-slow-fast order. The movements are built with simple, clear lines, usually just a melody, lightly ornamented, and accompaniment. It's the melodies that betray Galuppi's operatic talents. They are full of charm, and particularly in the slow movements, Seivewright plays them as if they were arias. The composer to whom Galuppi is most often compared, in terms of keyboard writing, is Domenico Scarlatti. This comparison is obvious in the fast movements where Galuppi uses quirky rhythms (e.g., the Allegro energico of the Sonata in A flat major ); figures split between hands for an offbeat feel (the Sonata in E major and the Sonata in B flat major); and curious harmonies (the Con moto of the Sonata in D major). Seivewright plays Galuppi's sonatas with the same attention to detail and thoughtfulness most pianists give to Bach. His gentle touch makes it easy to imagine these being played on a harpsichord or clavichord, although they were originally written for the piano. It is attractive music amiably performed.
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Piano Sonata in F major, Illy No. 33 (Baldassare Galuppi)

1
I. Largo
00:03:19

Peter Seivewright, Performer - Baldassare Galuppi, Composer

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2
II. Allegro
00:02:12

Peter Seivewright, Performer - Baldassare Galuppi, Composer

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Piano Sonata in A flat major, Illy No. 19 (Baldassare Galuppi)

3
I. Lento
00:03:23

Peter Seivewright, Performer - Baldassare Galuppi, Composer

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4
II. Allegro energico
00:02:51

Peter Seivewright, Performer - Baldassare Galuppi, Composer

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Piano Sonata in E major, Illy No. 16 (Baldassare Galuppi)

5
I. Lento espressivo
00:02:40

Peter Seivewright, Performer - Baldassare Galuppi, Composer

2013 Divine Art 2013 Divine Art

6
II. Allegro
00:01:51

Peter Seivewright, Performer - Baldassare Galuppi, Composer

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Keyboard Sonata in C major, Illy No. 30 (Baldassare Galuppi)

7
I. Largo
00:04:57

Peter Seivewright, Performer - Baldassare Galuppi, Composer

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8
II. Presto
00:01:53

Peter Seivewright, Performer - Baldassare Galuppi, Composer

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9
III. Allegro ma non troppo
00:02:20

Peter Seivewright, Performer - Baldassare Galuppi, Composer

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Piano Sonata in D major, Illy No. 31 (Baldassare Galuppi)

10
I. Allegro deciso
00:03:51

Peter Seivewright, Performer - Baldassare Galuppi, Composer

2013 Divine Art 2013 Divine Art

11
II. Con moto
00:02:53

Peter Seivewright, Performer - Baldassare Galuppi, Composer

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12
III. Andantino
00:02:49

Peter Seivewright, Performer - Baldassare Galuppi, Composer

2013 Divine Art 2013 Divine Art

Piano Sonata in G major, Illy No. 29 (Baldassare Galuppi)

13
I. Larghetto
00:06:50

Peter Seivewright, Performer - Baldassare Galuppi, Composer

2013 Divine Art 2013 Divine Art

14
II. Spiritoso e tenderoso
00:01:59

Peter Seivewright, Performer - Baldassare Galuppi, Composer

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Keyboard Sonata in B flat major, Illy No. 23 (Baldassare Galuppi)

15
I. Lento espressivo
00:03:31

Peter Seivewright, Performer - Baldassare Galuppi, Composer

2013 Divine Art 2013 Divine Art

16
II. Allegretto grazioso
00:03:06

Peter Seivewright, Performer - Baldassare Galuppi, Composer

2013 Divine Art 2013 Divine Art

17
III. Spiritoso
00:01:33

Peter Seivewright, Performer - Baldassare Galuppi, Composer

2013 Divine Art 2013 Divine Art

Piano Sonata in E flat major, Illy No. 17 (Baldassare Galuppi)

18
I. Con grazia
00:02:48

Peter Seivewright, Performer - Baldassare Galuppi, Composer

2013 Divine Art 2013 Divine Art

19
II. Allegro
00:02:25

Peter Seivewright, Performer - Baldassare Galuppi, Composer

2013 Divine Art 2013 Divine Art

20
III. Menuetto
00:01:52

Peter Seivewright, Performer - Baldassare Galuppi, Composer

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Chronique

Baldassare Galuppi is remembered for his operas, if at all, more than for his keyboard music. But Peter Seivewright is on a mission to change that with his series of ten discs of piano sonatas by Galuppi. These sonatas are hard to describe because in so many ways they are unlike any other keyboard music of the period (ca. 1755-1785). Half of the sonatas in this volume are only two movements long, while the other half are three, but not in the expected fast-slow-fast order. The movements are built with simple, clear lines, usually just a melody, lightly ornamented, and accompaniment. It's the melodies that betray Galuppi's operatic talents. They are full of charm, and particularly in the slow movements, Seivewright plays them as if they were arias. The composer to whom Galuppi is most often compared, in terms of keyboard writing, is Domenico Scarlatti. This comparison is obvious in the fast movements where Galuppi uses quirky rhythms (e.g., the Allegro energico of the Sonata in A flat major ); figures split between hands for an offbeat feel (the Sonata in E major and the Sonata in B flat major); and curious harmonies (the Con moto of the Sonata in D major). Seivewright plays Galuppi's sonatas with the same attention to detail and thoughtfulness most pianists give to Bach. His gentle touch makes it easy to imagine these being played on a harpsichord or clavichord, although they were originally written for the piano. It is attractive music amiably performed.
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