Uploaded August 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Here is the second movement of this E Minor Piano Sonata. I know 4/2 time is a bit strange but I wanted to give it a try. Plus, where else are you going to see double whole notes and a whole note triplet? Also, I realize that some of those octaves in the triplet sections may be harder than initially intended; they can provide an additional challenge but if you ever want to perform this one, you have my permission to omit the particularly difficult octaves and just play the triplets. Anyways, I hope you enjoy and have a wonderful week!
Movement one:
youtube.com/watch?v=f3YKH6cyd0w
Sheet Music Link:
sheetmusicplus.com/title/piano-sonata-in-e-minor-digital-sheet-music/22087470?utm_medium=email&d=Email_Live%20Composition&referral_id=Email_Live%20Composition&utm_source=bronto&utm_campaign=Live%20Composition&ac=1
Here is the second movement of this E Minor Piano Sonata. I know 4/2 time is a bit strange but I wanted to give it a try. Plus, where else are you going to see double whole notes and a whole note triplet? Also, I realize that some of those octaves in the triplet sections may be harder than initially intended; they can provide an additional challenge but if you ever want to perform this one, you have my permission to omit the particularly difficult octaves and just play the triplets. Anyways, I hope you enjoy and have a wonderful week!
Movement one:
youtube.com/watch?v=f3YKH6cyd0w
Sheet Music Link:
sheetmusicplus.com/title/piano-sonata-in-e-minor-digital-sheet-music/22087470?utm_medium=email&d=Email_Live%20Composition&referral_id=Email_Live%20Composition&utm_source=bronto&utm_campaign=Live%20Composition&ac=1
