Field: Complete Piano Music, Vol. 3

John Field's "Piano Concerto No 5, in C Major: Rondo", performed by Pietro Spada, was released in 1996. The recurring rondo design gives the piano setting a clear formal focus for period drama and historical documentary.

Performed by Pietro Spada, this 1996 recording presents John Field's "Piano Concerto No 6, in C Major: Rondo". Its compact piano rondo shape suits refined historical interiors and documentary transitions.

The 1996 recording of "Rondo, Come again, come again, in E Major" by John Field features Pietro Spada. The song-based rondo keeps the solo piano texture direct and well suited to cultured period scenes.

Pietro Spada recorded John Field's "Rondoletto, in E-Flat Major" in 1996. The short rondo form offers a poised piano miniature for historical detail and documentary pacing.

John Field's "Variations, Fal Lal La, in A Major", performed by Pietro Spada, was released in 1996. The variation setting frames its tune in an articulate solo-piano presentation for period storytelling.

Performed by Pietro Spada, this 1996 recording presents John Field's "Variations, Since Then I'm Doom'd, in C Major". A theme-and-variations design gives this piano piece a concise formal profile for documentary and historical scenes.

The 1996 recording of "Variations, Logie of Buchan, in C Major" by John Field features Pietro Spada. The variation form keeps the piano writing focused for period settings and literary documentary use.

Pietro Spada recorded John Field's "Variations on Kamarinskaya in B-Flat Major" in 1996. This variation treatment of a Russian tune offers a distinct piano colour for historical and cultural documentary scenes.

John Field's "Variations, Air du bon Roi Henry IV, in A Minor", performed by Pietro Spada, was released in 1996. The historical air is presented through a compact piano variation form suited to period detail and documentary context.

Performed by Pietro Spada, this 1996 recording presents John Field's "Variations, Chanson russe variée, in D Minor". The Russian-song variation gives the solo piano part a clear cultural reference for historical documentary scenes.

The 1996 recording of "Variations, Within a Mile of Edinboro Town, in B-Flat Major" by John Field features Pietro Spada. The song variation keeps a concise piano profile that works in period storytelling and cultured documentary editing.