🇩🇪Franz Joseph Haydn ： Sonata No.11 in B-Dur Hob.XVI:2

Haydn’s Sonata No. 11 is built around clear thematic statements and conversational development, offering a refined sense of structure and light forward momentum. In the first movement, listen for the exchange between phrases and the subtle changes in the musical figures. In the following slow movement, it is important to let the melody sing while treating the ornaments naturally. The dance-like motion of the finale calls for crisp yet unforced articulation and a finely controlled sense of pulse. Throughout the sonata, balancing the left and right-hand voices, together with a bright tone and restrained dynamics, helps preserve the Classical sense of proportion and brings out the music’s appeal.