The invention of the fortepiano, understood as the transformation of the harpischord, whose strings instead of being plucked, were now struck, enabled composers to express themselves by having a larger palette of sounds at their disposal. The posiblity to change the quality and intensity of sound meant that the fortepiano was a decidely superior instrument. The scores presented and displayed in this work are the product of the new harmonic language that appeared in Spain in the 18th Century
| Instruments: | Piano Solo |
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| Ensembles: | Solo Instrument |
| Genres: | Classical Music |
| Formats: | Score |
| Period: | Preclassical Music |
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| Composer: | Josep Antoni Martí (1719 - 1763) (bio) |
| Instrumentation: | Fortepiano |
| Publisher: | Real Conservatorio de Madrid |
| Pages: | 85 |
| ISBN: | 84-606-0306-7 |
| Ref: | DP01935 |
| Content: | José Martí: Fandango con variaciones para el fortepiano José Teixidor: Sonata para clave o fortepiano Joaquín Tadeo Murguía: Andantino con variaciones para fortepiano Jacinto Codina: Polonesa Jacinto Codina: Variaciones para fortepiano al tema de la canción "Arrimada a una fuente" |
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