🇩🇪Franz Joseph Haydn ： Sonata No.33 in c-moll Hob.XVI:20 Op.30-6

In three movements, the opening movement unfolds through contrasting ideas and passages, revealing finely shaded changes of expression. The central movement is distinguished by its singing melodic line and the careful treatment of ornamentation, while the finale drives the work forward with lively motion. It is important to make the character of each movement clearly distinct. Shaping the breathing of phrases, including the rests, balancing the voices between the hands, and carefully grading the dynamics bring out the contrast between tension and repose. Maintaining clear articulation without allowing the tempo to rush is essential to bringing the music’s highlights to life.