Description

Upon their initial publication in 1783, Zinck's sonatas were met with acclaim from leading European critics, who regarded the work as remarkable.

The sonatas are distinguished by their captivating melodic style, intricate phrasing, a wide array of musical concepts seamlessly integrated into a cohesive sonata form that stands apart from conventional works, and a vivid use of tone-painting. These qualities enhance their appeal and render them deserving of recognition from discerning listeners.