- Date: 1933 10 21-1935 05 11
- Composer: George Enescu
- Period: Modern (1910-1949)
Review
The first whole work to emerge after the completion of Oedipe, the Third Piano Sonata is a bright neo-classical piece of fast-paced and frenetic activity backed by a lyrical and jovial melodic line. The central movement is worthy of special note, since it serves as an excellent example of Enescu's ability to manipulate and transmogrify a folk idiom in an utterly distinctive style.The sonata is dedicated to Marcel Ciampi, with whom Enescu had a long performing relationship and who gave the work its première in Paris in 1938. ~ Tim Mahon, All Music Guide
Albums with Complete Performances of the Work
Albums with Excerpt Performances of the Work
| Title | Date |
| Rarities of Piano Music at Schloss vor Husum from the 2005 Festival | 2006 |
