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Sonata in G minor

Sonata in G minor (1841/1842) CLARA WIECK SCHUMANN In the New Year’s Eve letter to Clara’s mother Marianne Bargiel, Robert Schumann wrote: “Klara gave me two movements of a sonata for Christmas - utterly delicate and much purer in their writing than anything she has written before.” The Allegro opens with a reference to Weber’s Konzertstück in F minor, Op. 79 (1821), one of Clara’s favourite repertoire at the time. The Adagio is simple, captivating through its slow pacing. The Scherzo in G major offers an upward liveliness to balance the narrative. The final Rondo movement back in G minor with definitive character, cyclicalling motives through the phrase was later reappeared in another elegiac lieder Sie liebten sich beide, from 6 Lieder, Op. 13 (1844). I. Allegro 00:00 II. Adagio 6:10 III. Scherzo 8:45 IV. Rondo 11:19 Clara completed the whole sonata towards the middle of January, 1842 with a substantial creativity devoted. The piece then remained unperformed until a premiere by Anne-Rose Schumidt on August 28th, 1989, at the Robert Schumann-Haus in Zwickau, Germany. 2026 Winter-term project at SFCM (San Francisco Conservatory of Music) 2/3 Sol Joseph Hall, CA 94102 Adviser: Yoshi Nagai