Please name some Sonatinas between 1.5-2 minutes long?

Question

Please have a link I can listen to or something so I can hear the song. Have the title and artist please. Thank you in advance.

Answer 1

The shortest Classical era sonata is supposed to be a Sonata in a minor by Carlos de Seixas. It is 71 measures long and lasts 1 minute 40 seconds. It can be found at:

Kastner, Santiago, ed.
Cravistas portugezes, 2 vol., p. 11
Mainz: B. Schott's Sohne
1935, 1950

That might be hard to find, though.

Here is a single-movement sonatina which I composed:

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Here are some goodies by Domenico Alberti, after whom the "Alberti bass" is named:

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You might be interested in 6 little gems entitled Sonata in "Scarlatti: An Introduction to his Keyboard Works," published by Alfred Publishing Co. There are 6 sonatas in this book, varying from 2 to 4 pages long.

The shortest sonatina by Clementi is op. 36 no.1. It is 3 pages long, whereas the others are at least 4 pages long.

Answer 2

Sonatina ability "little sonata" or "little piece" and is no longer unavoidably a million-a million/2 to 2 minutes long, yet they do tend to be short toddler pages products. Mozart and Beethoven wrote sonatinas. Is it a trick question, with the aid of fact the call of the products are purely "Sonatina"?