Hi, Folks -

Thanks to YouTuber ncmtman who describes:

Anton Eberl (1765-1807) possibly composed this Sonata for Violin and Piano before 1790, but this cannot be proven decisively. It was actually published in 1805.

I. 00:00 Allegro con fuoco [10:21]
II. 10:23 Adagio piu tosto Andante [7:22]
III. 17:45 Rondo. Vivace assai [7:29]

Eberl was likely a student of Mozart. At least four or five of Eberl's works were mistakenly attributed to Mozart for a time. After Mozart's death in 1791, Eberl gradually climbed to the top of popularity and respect, alongside Haydn and Beethoven. But alas, Eberl died unexpectedly in 1807 at age 41. He was virtually forgotten for over 150 years after this. In the last several years there have been a good number of recordings of Eberl's works that have come out. Upon listening to them, you should be able to see why Eberl was ranked right up there with the best until his untimely passing in 1807.

Dayeon Hong: violin...... Heejung Kang: piano

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https://youtu.be/TPEcgnJPq8Q

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--hobie