Franz Joseph Haydn ： Sonata No.32 in g-moll Hob.XVI:44 Op.54-1

This sonata is marked by the tension of its thematic movement and the interplay that emerges within its concise writing. In three movements, the first is shaped by the presentation and development of its themes, with clearly defined changes of character. The middle movement contrasts lightness with a singing quality, while the Menuet of the finale offers poised metric clarity. Carefully balance the individual voices so that the melody stands out, and give close attention to rests and dynamic contrasts to bring out the transparent clarity and forward momentum of the Classical style.