Horn Sonata, Op.34 (Ries, Ferdinand)

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  • Performance by Louis-Philippe Marsolais (horn) and David Jalbert (piano):
I. Larghetto — Allegro molto
II. Andante
III. Rondo. Allegro
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General Information

Work Title Horn Sonata
Alternative. Title Grande Sonate pour le piano-forte cor ou violoncelle
Composer Ries, Ferdinand
Opus/Catalogue NumberOp./Cat. No. Op.34
Internal Reference NumberInternal Ref. No. IFR 30
Key F major
Movements/SectionsMov'ts/Sec's 3 movements:
I. Larghetto — Allegro molto
II. Andante
III. Rondo. Allegro
Year/Date of CompositionY/D of Comp. 1811, Cassel
First Publication. 1811 – Bonn: N. Simrock
Dedication Madame Serina Embden née Dellevie
Average DurationAvg. Duration 22 minutes
Composer Time PeriodComp. Period Romantic
Piece Style Classical
Instrumentation horn in F (or cello), piano
Extra Information Date of composition from Ries' Catalogue Thematique, pages 22–23 and from manuscript.

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Duo Sonatas by Ferdinand Ries
  • Op.85, No.3 - Le garçon volage for Piano and Flute (ad lib.) in B major
  • Op.86 - 3 Violin Sonatas (Sonatas Nos.43, 44, 45)
  • Op.87 - Flute Sonata in G major (Sonata No.46)
  • Op.89 - Notturno for Piano and Flute (ad lib.) in C major
  • Op.111 - Variationen über den spanischen Tanz „Le Fandango“ for Violin and Piano in A minor (Variation No.38)
  • Op.113, No.1 - Introduction et rondeau sur une danse russe for Cello and Piano in E major
  • Op.113, No.2 - Introduction et rondo for Horn (or Cello) and Piano in E major
  • Op.119 - Introduction and Polonaise for Flute and Piano in F major
  • Op.125 - Cello Sonata in G minor (Sonata No.48)
  • Op.133, No.1 - Fantasie über beliebte Themen aus der Oper „Armida“ von Rossini for Piano and Flute (ad lib.) (Fantasie No.10)
  • Op.133, No.2 - Fantasie über beliebte Themen aus der *Oper „Moïse en Egypte“ von Rossini for Piano and Flute (ad lib.) (Fantasie No.11)
  • Op.152, No.1 - Variationen über eine portugiesische Hymne for Flute and Piano in A major
  • Op.152, No.2 - Himmels beliebtes Lied „Alexis“ mit Variationen for Flute and Piano in B major
  • Op.169 - Sonate sentimentale for Flute (or Clarinet) and Piano in E major (Sonata No.51)
  • WoO 2 - Cello Sonata in C minor
  • WoO 3 - Thema und Variationen for Viola and Piano in A minor
  • WoO 5 - Violin Sonata in A major
  • WoO 7 - Violin Sonata in E major


Catalogue thématique, compiled much later, is not a definite source; Ries Gesellschaft is less sure of composition date or place. However in this case we have the holograph, so Bob’s our uncle.