Clementi, Sonatina in C major, Op. 36, No. 1, Andante

Clementi, Sonatina in C major, Op. 36, No. 1, Andante
Sheet Music
Sonatina in C major, by Muzio Clementi, is a relatively short sonatina for piano. The second movement, andante, has the formal structure ABA.
Section A starts with the main theme in the tonality of F major. The theme begins with the tonic chord of F and ends with a half cadence in the main tonality on the dominant chord of C. It then follows by a modulation to the dominante tonality of C major.
The middle section modulates to G minor, ending in the tonality of C major. The last section repeats the main theme, and ends the piece with a perfect cadence in the main tonality of F major.
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[@VictorVentriloquista]

So many melodic and harmonic mysteries hidden within any given key signature. For example Fanfare For the Common Man is in a straightforward C major. With the accidental e flat mixed in a crucial spot. Here we have a vanilla C major with 3 accidentals outside of the key the b natural and f sharp.Also the e flat appears with great dramatic effect. A thing of great beauty is this particular tune.True that by transposition it can be played in any key.

[@MrFredd38]

Very nice!

[@jaimymetts]

So lovely 💖

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I completely agree with you 🎶🙂🎹

[@NR-rv8rz]

Lovely.
Always happy when another upload appears.

[@pnaryazarmy3404]

Tr
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[@無問西東]

This is F major not c

[@Genevieve8002]

I was just thinking the same!

[@vetlehedlund1262]

The piece is in C major. The piece is by definition named "Sonatina in C major". This is the second movement of the piece. I can understand the confusion, but this is how they do it in classical music.

[@bruggbruh]

lmao

[@AMSvlogsroblox]

It’s because the first version is not the same as the original one

[@richardpl4426]

The name is given by the first part, and the first part is in C major.

[@rfresa]

I am here for the trills! So hard to figure out the timing.

[@aldothaler]

What soundfont is this? Did you play it yourself?

[@silalaylayloo]

0:13

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[@leidabos3740]

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[@IcepawandBobo]

Wow! I remembered learning this piece vividly. I am glad that you post this masterpiece!
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[@vassilopoula]

i play the trille starting from the same note