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J.P.E. Hartmann

Sonatine for klaver i G-dur

Sonatina for Piano in G Major

Sonatine für Klavier in G-dur

HartW 103
JPEW III/1 no. 4
DF 36

Composition: 16 July 1863.

Nothing is known about the genesis of this work. In the original edition it is without an opus number; when Wilhelm Hansen republished it in the late 1880s, however, it was provided with the opus number 48. Niels Krabbe has suggested that it was a misinterpretation of the price "48 Sk." printed on the original edition.

Instrumentation: pf.pianoforte (piano)

Key: G major

1.

Allegro non troppo

Key: G major

2. Romance

Andantino

Key: E minor

3. Rondo-Scherzo

Allegro assai

Key: G major

Score, autograph, printer's copy

[Classification: Notated music, Manuscript, Autograph, Score, printer's copy, Complete]

12 pages; 34.5 x 26 cm.

Title page: Sonatine / for Pianoforte
Later library binding from the reign of King Frederik IX (1947-1972) with added label: "Hartmann, J.P.E. Sonatine for Pianof. Op. 48." Written in ink with instructions for the engraver added in pencil. Paper: 14 staves. A few corrections in ink. Folio with corrections stuck on to the bottom of p. 6 and the top of p. 9. Last two pages blank.

Score, print, first edition

[Classification: Notated music, Print, Score, First edition, Complete]
Horneman & Erslev, Copenhagen December 1863.

7 pages.

Title page: ALLEGRO. ROMANCE. / RONDO-SCHERZO. / SONATINE / FOR / PIANOFORTE / componeret af / J.P.E. HARTMANN. / Pr. 48 Sk./ Forlæggerens Eiendom. / KJØBENHAVN / hos / HORNEMAN & ERSLEV (Emil Erslev).

Pl. no.540.

Score, print, later edition

[Classification: Notated music, Print, Score, Later edition, Complete]
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen Between 1885 and 1887.

7 pages.

Title page: KOMPOSITIONER / FOR / PIANOFORTE / AF / J.P.E. HARTMANN. / [...] Op. 48. Sonatine / Allegro - Romance - Rondo - Scherzo. / Forlæggerens Eiendom. / KJØBENHAVN. WILHELM HANSENS MUSIK-FORLAG.

Pl. no.4716.

The opus number "48" in the list of works on the front cover is not known from any other source. The opus number "48a" is first found in Hove's biography and later adopted in Dan Fog's catalogue, probably as a construction because Symphony No. 2 bears the authorized opus number "48". As the Symphony was composed in 1848 and the Sonatina in 1863, it is unlikely that Hartmann should have given it the opus number 48a.

Richard Hove: J.P.E. Hartmann. Copenhagen 1934, p. 40.

Lothar Brix: Die Klaviermusik von Johann Peter Emilius Hartmann. Ein Beitrag zur musikalischen Romantik in Skandinavien. Göttingen 1971, pp. 239-244.

Inger Sørensen: Hartmann - et dansk komponistdynasti. Copenhagen 1999, pp. 272-273.

Juliette Appold: 'Edvard Grieg, Niels Gade and Johann Peter Emilius Hartmann. Musical reverences in selected piano works', 2011. Paper presented at the Grieg Conference in Copenhagen 12 August 2011. http://griegsociety.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/Paper-Juliette-Appold-2011.pdf

Niels Krabbe: 'Udbredelsen af J.P.E. Hartmanns klavermusik'. Fund og Forskning i Det Kongelige Biblioteks Samlinger, 51, 2012, pp. 413-443.


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