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This piece by Alexander Scriabin, specifically Étude Op. 2 No. 1 in C-sharp minor, is a foundational work from 1887. It showcases early hallmarks of his romantic style and technical demands for the pianist. The study gained recognition as one of Scriabin’s initial achievements and remains valuable f...
Vivaldi's G minor Op. 2 No. 1, RV 27, is a 1709 Venetian sonata for violin and continuo from his first major published solo violin-sonata set.
Published around 1709 in Venice, Antonio Vivaldi's Opus 2 contains this Italian Baroque sonata, noted for its dramatic minor-key tonality and brilliant figurations.
Vivaldi's D minor Op. 2 No. 3, RV 14, is a 1709 Italian violin-continuo sonata, part of the Op. 2 collection that spread his early style.
Vivaldi's B minor Op. 2 No. 5, RV 36, is a 1709 violin-continuo sonata from the Op. 2 set, one of his early non-concerto publications.
Composed by Antonio Vivaldi, this Italian Baroque piece is part of his Opus 2 violin sonatas, a 1709 collection that helped establish his international musical stature.
Closing Antonio Vivaldi's Opus 2 collection from 1709, this Italian Baroque sonata is notable for its concluding position in a set dedicated to King Frederick IV.
Antonio Vivaldi composed this Italian Baroque sonata, published as part of his Opus 2 collection around 1709, solidifying his early reputation as a master composer.
Vivaldi's A major Op. 2 No. 2, RV 31, is a 1709 sonata for violin and continuo, published in Venice in a set dedicated to Frederick IV of Denmark.
Antonio Vivaldi included this Italian Baroque sonata in his 1709 Opus 2 collection, a set of twelve works that significantly contributed to the era's chamber music.
This Italian Baroque sonata by Antonio Vivaldi belongs to his Opus 2 collection, published circa 1709, which played a crucial role in popularizing his works abroad.
Vivaldi's G major Op. 2 No. 8, RV 23, is a 1709 Italian violin-continuo sonata from the Op. 2 collection issued in Venice.
Vivaldi's F major Op. 2 No. 4, RV 20, is a 1709 sonata for violin and continuo, showing his early Venetian instrumental style in print.
This Italian Baroque violin sonata by Antonio Vivaldi was published in his Opus 2 collection around 1709, demonstrating his signature fast-slow-fast movement structure.
Vivaldi's D major Op. 2 No. 11, RV 9, is a 1709 violin-continuo sonata, predating the 1725 publication of The Four Seasons.
Antonio Vivaldi composed this Italian Baroque violin sonata, which was included in his foundational Opus 2 collection of twelve sonatas published around 1709 in Venice.
Composed in Italy by Antonio Vivaldi, this piece is part of his Opus 2 violin sonatas, published around 1709 and celebrated for its expressive and virtuosic demands.
Published around 1709, this Italian Baroque sonata by Antonio Vivaldi belongs to his Opus 2 set, a series dedicated to King Frederick IV of Denmark during his visit.
This work is one of twelve Italian Baroque sonatas by Antonio Vivaldi published as his Opus 2 in 1709, notable for its brilliant melodic invention and structural balance.
