Sonatina No.3 in C Major - M. Clementi Op.36, No.3, Mvt. I - Daniel Roberts | Pianist

Sonatina No.3 in C Major - M. Clementi Op.36, No.3, Mvt. I - with score - Daniel Roberts | Pianist
Daniel Roberts | Pianist
Recorded at Durham.

[@syourke3]

I think I was around seven years old when I learned this lovely little sonatina! ❤

[@DanielRobertsMusic.]

Awesome!

[@coffeecat2023]

Star media movies​@@DanielRobertsMusic.

[@zein9147]

Amazing 😍

[@DanielRobertsMusic.]

Thank you 🙏

[@donatellasoldini6792]

😊 Thank you for this video 😊

[@DanielRobertsMusic.]

You’re very welcome ☺️

[@NichtWunderkind]

Really nice tempo, I don't understand how most people play these really fast, they're ruining the galant phrasing, they sound really bad.
Wonderful performance sir.

[@DanielRobertsMusic.]

Thank you very much for your lovely comment. And, of course, I quite agree!

[@ethanliu5289]

I played this and K545 in a concert both at 144bpm. No wonder my hands were tired, I played them too quick lol. However, I do think these classical pieces should be played a bit faster than original, because then the quick trills or grace notes do not have a accented affect if you know what i mean

[@DanielRobertsMusic.]

Thanks for your comment.
It seems to me that these Sonatinas are usually played at ‘break-neck’ speed to try and make them seem more difficult. I’ve presented this as an alternative to that trend and, personally, find it much more tasteful.

[@mollyjervis5882]

I love Clementi 🎹🎶x

[@ahmadshiddiqi-rv3bg]

Lovely

[@DanielRobertsMusic.]

Thank you.

[@JJno-yf6os]

thx

[@DanielRobertsMusic.]

You’re welcome ☺️

[@rjuttemeijer]

That’s not spirituoso.

[@DanielRobertsMusic.]

If you say so.
As I’ve mentioned here before, I have an aversion to these Sonatinas being taken too fast.