sonatina

Rebekah Frailey played "Sonatina (1st Movement) Alouette," "Blessed Assurance," and "Give Thanks" all as piano solos.

The picture here shows the top three in the Piano Solo, Sonatina, 12 years and under class, in 2006.

1, Andante Espressivo", "Diabelli Sonatina, Diabelli Opus 168, no.

On one of these gatherings, the oldest among them gathered a document and from it selected a fragment from a sheaf called 'Sonatina.' Here is what he read: Listen, the world is no longer/So simple.

This outstanding concert will include a set of emotionally-charged romances sung in Azerbaijani and Russian by Fidan Hajiyeva, together with the Sonatina for piano and cello, performed by Saida Tagizadeand Aleksey Miltikh.

The recital will include the UK Premiere of Ines Badalo's "Toru" as well as guitar favourites such as Torroba's Sonatina and Bach's Prelude, Fugue & Allegro BWV 998.

Another treasure on this generous disc is the Sonatina For Piano, performed by Elgar's niece May Grafton (he composed it for her when she was learning the piano at the age of eight in 1889 - its demands somewhat ambitious for such a youngster, I would suggest) in a domestically-taped recording set down by Jerrold Northrop Moore at the Grafton sisters' home in Wetherby in 1960.

2 for Four Horns; Paul Hindemith, Sonata for Four Horns; Sergio Azevedo, Sonatina No.

But Clementi is hardly known, said Barbieri, except perhaps for 'Sonatina No.

In Limassol on Thursday, and in Paphos on Friday, Thoma will perform Fantasia and Variations on 'Au Clair de la Lune' by Muzio Clementi, Polonaize, op.71, in D minor by Frederic Chopin, Sonatina by Mikis Theodorakis and Ruralia Hungarica by Erno Dohnanyi.

The sixth annual state Sonata & Sonatina Festival's honors recital, sponsored by the Oregon Music Teachers' Association, will begin at 2:45 p.m.

The piece, rewarding for the instrumentalists, is followed by the 1955 Sonatina, Op.