Partituras de Theodor Kirchner para piano

It seems that these pieces, which offer less technical difficulty, meet the needs of learners. They are set with delicacy and taste, and delight everywhere with euphony and evenness'.

In Kirchner's work, it is pointless to emphasize that all the pieces are tastefully invented and worked out with spirit and skill, especially in the harmony and the piano movement, and that they are e...

The rhythms, modulations and playing styles 'will find their equal in the sonatas of a Haydn, Mozart and Clementi; they testify to the primal power of genius, which documents itself most unequivocally...

The polonaises excellently unite the Chevalieresque splendor and pomp peculiar to this type of dance, pronounced with strong accents of 'more subjective feeling'.

Already during Kirchner's lifetime, the Caprices, in their 'humoristically charming' form, were among the most popular pieces of 'the highly gifted, subtle artistic nature', whose Nos. 1, 5 and 6 were...