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Author : Johann Friedrich Fasch

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Carl Fasch was famously hesitant to share his music with the public and even requested the destruction of much of his work. The pieces that have survived bolster the perspective that Fasch was the genuine heir to C. P. E. Bach, with whom he collaborated on keyboard performances at the court of Frederick the Great. The sonata in question, which was published and received acclaim during the composer's lifetime, demonstrates his status as a minor master and a compelling proponent of the diverse expressive style prevalent in Berlin at that time.

Author : Christian Hartmann

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Author : Antonio Montanari

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The three 'Dresden' sonatas included in this volume are thought to represent the inaugural modern edition of any of his chamber music works. This edition is comprehensive, featuring a preface, textual annotations, a realization of the continuo part, and individual parts for both violin and bass, complete with figured bass notation.

Author : Barbara Snow

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This captivating new album features contemporary, engaging piano miniatures that blend various styles, including jazz, Latin, and classical. It is sure to ignite the creativity of young beginner pianists. The compositions are enjoyable to perform and teach, making them appealing to both parents and friends. Barbara Snow serves as a true inspiration!

Author : Barbara Snow

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Author : Colin Woolway

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Author : Hardenack Otto Conrad Zinck

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