





Eberl, A :: Sonate op. 29
Eberl, A
The Sonata op. 29 is Anton Eberl's only work for flute and piano. It was composed no later than November 1805; Jin-Ah Kim places the work in 1804, a productive year in which Eberl also wrote the Grand Duo op. 26 for cello and piano and the Symphony in D minor op. 34. Exceptionally for a work from this period, there is no alternative violin part. The sonata reveals Eberl's subtle sense of sonority and tone color as the work progresses from the serious demeanor of the first movement, to the songlike character of the second movement, and the playfulness of the third movement.
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