Sonata for Two Pianos
Description:
The Sonata for Two Pianos, eighteen in duration, is in the form of a large arch. The arch is constructed by relating the last movement to the second and first movements by borrowing material from these movements. The resulting form is a large ABA comprising the entire composition. The arch is superimposed over a more traditional formal concept of sonata. A sonata-allegro form is distinguishable in the first movement, a fantasia-variations in the second, and a modified sonata-allegro in the fin…
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Date:
July 1966
Creator:
Calhoon, William H. (William Henry), 1937-
Partner:
UNT Libraries