In writing about his Viola Sonata, Mikhail Glinka (1804-1857) said that it was the best work he composed prior to his 1830 trip to Italy. Finished in 1828, it consists of only two movements as the final rondo never saw completion. It was finally published in 1932 and contains both Viola and Violin solo parts.
In writing about his Viola Sonata, Mikhail Glinka (1804-1857) said that it was the best work he composed prior to his 1830 trip to Italy. Finished in 1828, it consists of only two movements as the final rondo never saw completion. It was finally published in 1932 and contains both Viola and Violin solo parts.