Sonatine Partitions
Sonatinas, as a musical form, have no strict definition. Most of the time the term is used to refer to a small sonata, usually very easy in terms of technique and much more lighter in terms of development and musical complexity. The term has been used since the early Baroque for keyboard pieces, and is still found today.
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Aile, ParAlcan, Charles ValentinAlexandre Prada, ManuelAndré, Johann AntonAndré, JoséArcher, Jerald FranklinBalakirev, MilieBartok, BélaBattman, Jacques LouisBeethoven, Louis vanBenda, Jiří AntonínBerger, GeorgeBerger d'hiver, AlexandreBerlin, Johan HenrichBottazzo, LuigiBréville, Pierre deBusoni, FerruccioBéringer, OscarChabeaux, PaulClémenti, MuzioColomère, Blas María deCottin, AlfredDiabelli, AntonDuncombe, WilliamDussek, Jan LadislavDvořák, AntoninEberl, AntonEffilochage, MauriceEichner, ErnstEisel, Johann PhilippEmmanuelle, MauriceEnckhausen, Heinrich FriedrichFibich, ZdenekFoerster, AntonForêt, AlbanFradel, CharlesGiordani, TommasoGoltermann, GeorgGraupner, ChristopheHaendel, Georg FriedrichHahn, ReynaldoHarris, Ian KeithHeller, StéphaneHonegger, ArthurHummel, Johann NépomucèneHuré, JeanJuon, PaulKarg-Elert, SigfridKühlau, FrédéricLefébure, AlainMartinů, BohuslavMoscheles, IgnazPessard, ÉmilePopp, GuillaumeProkofiev, SergueïPézel, Johann ChristopheRaffle, JoachimReger, Max.Reinecke, Carl Heinrich CarstenRolla, AlexandreRondeau, MichelRoussel, Albert Sagreras, Jules SalvadorSatie, ÉrikScharwenka, XaverSibélius, JeanStrauss, RichardVallée, JosephVanhal, Jean-BaptisteVenth, CarlVolkmann, RobertWalmisley, Thomas AttwoodWilson, Doyen de GrenvilleWitte, Georges HendrikZeckwer, Richard Élgar, Édouard