John Browning Performs Domenico Scarlatti - 30 Keyboard Sonatas Album

Tracklist

1	K. 215 (Andante)	2:34
2	K. 443 (Allegro)	2:23
3	K. 14 (Presto)	1:23
4	K. 32 (Aria)	1:24
5	K. 132 (Cantabile)	3:41
6	K. 109 (Adagio)	4:05
7	K. 206 (Andante)	5:28
8	K. 45 (Allegro)	1:44
9	K. 427 (Presto, Quanto Sia Possibile)	2:01
10	K. 402 (Andante)	4:55
11	K. 391 (Allegro)	1:13
12	K. 380 (Andante Commodo)	2:51
13	K. 53 (Presto)	1:32
14	K. 532 (Allegro)	1:48
15	K. 487 (Allegro)	1:47
16	K. 6 (Allegro)	1:14
17	K. 161 (Allegro)	1:28
18	K. 184 (Allegro)	2:16
19	K. 3 (Presto)	1:35
20	K. 496 (Allegro)	2:06
21	K. 466 (Andante Moderato)	2:59
22	K. 175 (Allegro)	2:08
23	K. 490 (Cantabile)	4:49
24	K. 106 (Allegro)	2:09
25	K. 145 (No Tempo Indicated)	1:47
26	K. 407 (Allegro)	0:53
27	K. 283 (Andante Allegro)	2:01
28	K. 193 (Allegro)	1:51
29	K. 327 (Allegro)	1:08
30	K. 105 (Allegro)	2:35

Credits

• Composed By – Domenico Scarlatti
• Design – Amy Lewis
• Edited By – Richard Price
• Mastered By – Richard Price
• Photography By – Christian Steiner
• Piano – John Browning
• Producer, Engineer – Gregory K. Squires

Notes

Recorded April 25-27, 1994 at the American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters, New York City.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 0 1612-67146-2 2

Companies

• Recorded At – American Academy Of Arts And Letters
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – MusicMasters, Inc.
• Copyright (c) – MusicMasters, Inc.
• Distributed By – BMG Music

Album

Scarlatti: 30 Keyboard Sonatas. This album has an average beat per minute of 112 BPM slowestfastest tempos: 62176 BPM. Album starts at 98BPM, ends at 151BPM 53, with tempos within the 62-176BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing. Tracklist John Browning Performs Scarlatti: 30 Keyboard Sonatas. Keyboard Sonata in G major, K. Album 1993 30 Songs. 4 - Bach, Haydn, Mozart & Scarlatti: Piano Works. SOUNDSCAPES, Vol. 1 - A Delos Digital Compact Disc Sampler. The selection is wide - 30 sonatas, totaling 71 minutes - and Browning has picked among the rarest sonatas, the least often recorded judging from the duplications in my own collection. Other than Scott Ross' complete traversal, for six of them he is in fact a first entry in my collection, and for seven only a second entry. I also have multiple versions of K175, track 12 Puyana, Newman, Robert Wooley, Marcelle Meyer, Andras Schiff, K466, track 23 only pianists: Gilels, Horowitz, Zacharias, and Inger Södergren, Domenico Scarlatti - Inger. John Browning American pianist from 1994-04-25 until 1994-04-27. recorded at: The American Academy of Arts and Letters in Washington Heights, New York, New York, United States from 1994-04-25 until 1994-04-27. Ralph Kirkpatrick's catalog of Domenico Scarlatti's keyboard sonatas number: 14 and Alessandro Longo's catalog of Domenico Scarlatti's keyboard works number: 387. Domenico Scarlatti. Listen free to John Browning John Browning Performs Domenico Scarlatti K. 14 Presto, K. 6 Allegro and more. 30 tracks 70:46. Do you have the artwork for this album Add artwork. 30 tracks, 70:46. Release Date. 31 December 2002. Buy CDs,DVDs online at : Scarlatti: 30 Keyboard Sonatas, John Browning Composers: Domenico Scarlatti 1685 - 1757 Performers: John Browning Label: Nimbus Records - NIM 2544. Album Summary. Scarlatti, Domenico : Sonata for Harpsichord in G major, K 14L 387. Scarlatti, Domenico : Sonata for Harpsichord in F major, K 6L 479. Scarlatti, Domenico : Sonata for Harpsichord in F major, K 106L 437. Grammy Award winner John Browning was known for his elegant style and sophisticated interpretations of Bach and Scarlatti, and for his collaboration with the American composer Samuel Barber. 206 Andante, 05:30. 327 Allegro, 01:11. 184 Allegro, 02:18. 407 Allegro, 00:55. 109 Adagio, 04:06. 496 Allegro, 02:07. 132 Cantabile, 03:44. John Browning born May 23, 1933, Denver, Colorado, USA died January 26, 2003, Sister Bay, Wisconsin, USA was an American classical pianist and known for his reserved, elegant style and sophisticated interpretations of Bach and Scarlatti, and his collaboration with the American composer Samuel Barber. This lists the sonatas for solo keyboard originally intended for harpsichord, clavichord, or fortepiano by Domenico Scarlatti. Note, however, that a few of the works, such as K78, K81 and K88 through K91, are scored for keyboard and a second instrument. The list can be sorted by any of the four sets of catalogue numbers: K: Ralph Kirkpatrick 1953 sometimes Kk. or Kp. L: Alessandro Longo 1906. P: Giorgio Pestelli 1967