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The Clementi Piano

John Newmark
The Clementi Piano Clementi pianos were built in London in the early 1800s by Italian-born composer, conductor, and pianist Muzio Clementi. Smaller than modern pianos, Clementi pianos have a six-octave keyboard, instead of the normal seven and one-half octaves. The musical sound of the Clementi piano falls between that of a harpsichord and grand piano. This recording, by Canadian classical pianist John Newmark, features the music of three of Johann Sebastian Bach's sons: Johann Christian, Karl Philipp Emmanuel, and Wilhelm Friedemann Bach. The liner notes include information about the performer, the composers, and a brief description and photo of the Clementi piano.

Track Listing

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Sonata in G Minor: I. Allegro - II. Adagio - III. Allegro assai John Newmark 13:03
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Capriccio in D Minor John Newmark 02:22
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Prelude and Fugue in C Minor John Newmark 08:11
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Sonata in C Minor: I. Allegro - II. Andante - III. Finale John Newmark 12:35
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Three Fugues: No. 7 in B-Flat Major / No. 4 in D Minor / No. 3 in D Major John Newmark 03:51
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Twelve Variations on the "Folie d'Espagne" John Newmark 09:17