Jos van Immerseel, who was born in Antwerp, Belgium, studied plano, organ and harpsichord at the Antwerp Royal Flemish Music Conservatory which he all finished with first prizes. Already around 1970 he became interested in the Fortepiano and quickly became one of the driving forces behind the revival of the Fortepiano. He recently had an outstandingly beautiful new Fortepiano built by Christopher Cinrke after a fortepiano by Anton Walter (Vienna 1790), the same kind of instrument both Mozart and Haydn owned. On this instrument he played this programme. Jos van Immerseel made his first fortcepiano recording already in 1977 which was then internationally praised as a new standard. The present recording (the first of a series with Jos van Immerseel) shows clearly why Jos van lmmerseel is considered to be one of the great interpreters and authorities on performance style all over the world.
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1Adagio In B Minor, K. 54008:04
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2Piano Sonata No. 16 In C Major, K. 545I. Allegro03:39
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3Piano Sonata No. 16 In C Major, K. 545II. Andante05:15
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4Piano Sonata No. 16 In C Major, K. 545III. Rondo01:54
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5Piano Sonata No. 17 In B Flat Major, K. 570I. Allegro05:49
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6Piano Sonata No. 17 In B Flat Major, K. 570II. Adagio10:10
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7Piano Sonata No. 17 In B Flat Major, K. 570III. Allegretto03:51
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8Fantasia In C Major, Hob. XVII:4I. Presto06:28
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9Piano Sonata No. 58 In C Major, Hob. XVI:48II. Andante Con Espressione08:24
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10Piano Sonata No. 58 In C Major, Hob. XVI:48III. Rondo. Presto04:04
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11Piano Sonata No. 59 In e Flat Major, Hob. XVI:49I. Allegro06:56
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12Piano Sonata No. 59 In e Flat Major, Hob. XVI:49II. Adagio e Cantabile07:30
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13Piano Sonata No. 59 In e Flat Major, Hob. XVI:49III. Finale. Tempo Di Minuet03:37