Field: Complete Piano Music, Vol. 2

John Field's "The Favorite Hornpipe Danced by Madame De Caro, Arranged as a Rondo, in A Major", performed by Pietro Spada, was released in 1995. A buoyant dance pulse suits light period scenes and animated theatrical movement.

Performed by Pietro Spada, this 1995 recording presents John Field's "Go to the Devil and Shake Yourself, Arranged as a Rondo, in C Major". Light, lively piano writing supports comic period action and playful documentary transitions.

The 1995 recording of "The Two Slaves Dances in Black Beard, Arranged as a Rondo, in G Major" by John Field features Pietro Spada. A direct dance rhythm suits historical movement and concise theatrical interludes.

Pietro Spada recorded John Field's "Rondo Speed the Plough, in B Major" in 1995. Brisk piano momentum supports active period scenes and confident documentary montage.

John Field's "Piano Concerto No. 1, in E-Flat Major: Rondo", performed by Pietro Spada, was released in 1995. The clear rondo pulse works for cultured historical drama and formal documentary scenes.

Performed by Pietro Spada, this 1995 recording presents John Field's "Piano Concerto No. 2, in A-Flat Major: Rondo". Measured piano phrasing suits elegant period interiors and polished scene transitions.

The 1995 recording of "Piano Concerto No. 3, in E-Flat Major: Rondo" by John Field features Pietro Spada. A firm piano line supports forward historical movement and focused documentary editing.

Pietro Spada recorded John Field's "Rondo, in A Major" in 1995. A poised piano dance gesture works for refined period scenes and gentle narrative transitions.

John Field's "Piano Concerto No. 4, in E-Flat Major: Rondo", performed by Pietro Spada, was released in 1995. Balanced piano momentum suits formal historical settings and confident documentary montage.

Performed by Pietro Spada, this 1995 recording presents John Field's "Rondo, in A-Flat Major". A graceful piano arc suits elegant social period scenes and understated transitions.