Muzio Clementi : Six sonatas for the pianoforte or harpsichord No.2 in C-Dur Op.2-2
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Clementi’s Sonata No. 2 is grounded in the bright, well-balanced sonority of C major, making effective use of clear melodies and dialogue between the hands. Across its several movements, music of contrasting character unfolds, with the momentum of the lively sections and the singing expression of the gentler passages providing particular highlights. In performance, it is important to shape phrases clearly and respond to harmonic changes, while avoiding haste in the smaller note values and maintaining light, balanced articulation. The work’s character comes through especially well when the right-hand melody is allowed to sing, the accompaniment is kept discreet, and ornaments and dynamic contrasts are handled with natural restraint.