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Roger Sessions' Piano Sonata No. 2 was composed in 1946. It has three movements: 1. * Allegro con fuoco (tempo quarter note=120) 2. * Lento (quarter note=50) 3. * Misurato e pesante (quarter note = 66–72) The first two movements each end in a slight pause, followed by a briefer pause. The opening motive of the first movement, an upward-leaping fourth followed by a minor second and a major second, is related to the major second-minor second alternation of the main theme of the Lento.

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rdfs:label	Sonate pour piano no 2 de Sessions (fr) Piano Sonata No. 2 (Sessions) (en)
rdfs:comment	Roger Sessions' Piano Sonata No. 2 was composed in 1946. It has three movements: 1. * Allegro con fuoco (tempo quarter note=120) 2. * Lento (quarter note=50) 3. * Misurato e pesante (quarter note = 66–72) The first two movements each end in a slight pause, followed by a briefer pause. The opening motive of the first movement, an upward-leaping fourth followed by a minor second and a major second, is related to the major second-minor second alternation of the main theme of the Lento. (en) La Sonate pour piano no 2 de Roger Sessions a été composée en 1946.Elle a trois mouvements : * Allegro con fuoco * Lento * Misurato e pesante Le motif d'ouverture du premier mouvement, une quarte ascendante suivie d'une seconde mineure et d'une seconde majeure, est en relation avec le thème principal du Lento composé d'une alternance de seconde majeure, seconde mineure. Les deux premiers mouvements sont en forme tripartites tandis que le troisième a été comparé par Richard Dyer à une toccata. La sonate est l'une des œuvres relativement souvent enregistrées de Roger Sessions. (fr)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Roger Sessions Montezuma (Sessions opera) Movement (music) Peter Mennin Virgin Records Noël Lee Piano sonatas Elliott Carter Minor second Compositions by Roger Sessions Major second Symphony No. 2 (Sessions) Aaron Copland Quarter note Tempo 1946 compositions Donald Martino Randall Hodgkinson Robert Helps Toccata dbr:Peter_Lawson_(pianist)
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has abstract	La Sonate pour piano no 2 de Roger Sessions a été composée en 1946.Elle a trois mouvements : * Allegro con fuoco * Lento * Misurato e pesante Le motif d'ouverture du premier mouvement, une quarte ascendante suivie d'une seconde mineure et d'une seconde majeure, est en relation avec le thème principal du Lento composé d'une alternance de seconde majeure, seconde mineure. Les deux premiers mouvements sont en forme tripartites tandis que le troisième a été comparé par Richard Dyer à une toccata. Sessions a travaillé sur la sonate en même temps que sa deuxième symphonie, terminée la même année, et que son opéra Montezuma, mais celui-ci n'a pas atteint sa forme définitive que beaucoup plus tard. La sonate est l'une des œuvres relativement souvent enregistrées de Roger Sessions. (fr) Roger Sessions' Piano Sonata No. 2 was composed in 1946. It has three movements: 1. * Allegro con fuoco (tempo quarter note=120) 2. * Lento (quarter note=50) 3. * Misurato e pesante (quarter note = 66–72) The first two movements each end in a slight pause, followed by a briefer pause. The opening motive of the first movement, an upward-leaping fourth followed by a minor second and a major second, is related to the major second-minor second alternation of the main theme of the Lento. The first two movements are tripartite in form while the third has been compared by Richard Dyer to a toccata. Sessions worked on the sonata in conjunction with his second symphony, completed the same year, and his opera Montezuma, but the latter did not achieve final form until much later. The sonata is one of Sessions' relatively often-recorded works. Of his others the First String Quartet (1936), Pages from a Diary (1939) and his First (1930) and Third Piano Sonatas (1965) have been recorded as often or about as often. (en)
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