Name: Berg, Piano Sonata by bethlevin1
Duration: 9 min 58 s
Description: Alban Berg's Piano Sonata in a single movement, Opus 1, was published in 1910.

Re-listening, I still feel chilled with rapture by the way Beth had rendered this piece.... words fail me...

Wow, I love this thoughtful rendition of Berg's work! BRAVA, dear Beth!

I'm loving getting totally lost in this Beth.... Thank you..... X

I thoroughly enjoyed your performance! I haven't heard this work in long time. So, this is a wonderful re-acquaintance with this early gem of Berg's.

What a beautiful performance - it's paced perfectly!  Wow!  Thank you for this.

This is Berg the post-romantic, full of emotion, not the precursor of serialism with it's 'no-nonsense' objective interpretation. What a pleasure to hear this!

This is a fabulous interpretation of this gem of music history

Wow.  I did this sonata in college. Beautiful interpretation

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Alban Berg's Piano Sonata in a single movement, Opus 1, was published in 1910.

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