sonatina

IPA: sˈoʊnɑtˈinʌ

Examples of "sonatina" in Sentences

A sonatina is literally a small sonata.
A _sonatina_, as its name implies, is a little sonata.
Like many musical terms, sonatina is used inconsistently.
HG, that's the Clementi sonatina that's in John Thompson 3!
Pezzo in forma di sonatina: Andate non troppo-Allegro moderato
I see you've turned sonatina from a redirect to a proper article.
The second movement is in sonatina form, i.e. lacking the development section.
The title is based on the tempo of a Diabelli sonatina, a child's piano piece.
In seventh grade, I got a perfect score at a piano competition playing a Clementi sonatina.
Yet when Boulez composed the sonatina, Stravinsky had apparently ceased his harmonic explorations, and
Boulez expanded the style of the flute sonatina in two visionary cantatas based on poetry by the great surrealist René
Mark Janas, began his piano studies at the age of three, composed a sonatina at 5, and by high school was conducting the
Also, I'd assume Cixous would defend the article in comment to my comment, but this is perhaps the feminine cadence of my sonatina of deconstruction.
The piano sonatina of the Funeral March, although by no means as insignificant, is nevertheless uncharacteristic in the resemblances it bears the music of Ravel.
Hurling Stravinskian rhythms at Schoenbergian harmonies, the young Boulez smashed the musical atom, releasing in the sonatina an explosion of musical violence, nervousness, and instability.