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Samuel Thompson

Prokofieff Sonatas

February 8, 2006 at 11:15 AM

Well...after "recovering" I have just started the Prokofieff F Minor Sonata - again. This time the goal is to get it really performance ready and there is a pianist, someone that I knew a while ago, who's game. This is exciting and, yes, humbling - the guy has played on the Myra Hess series and is agreeing to play a concert with ME?

The Prokofieff Sonatas are great works and the F Minor is particularly compelling in many ways. Still his language, still challenging, but in some ways a lot more rewarding and much more captivating than the D Major - would love to hear thoughts on this from people.

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