Field: Complete Piano Music, Vol. 4

John Field's “Nocturne No 1, in E-Flat Major”, performed by Pietro Spada, was released in 1995. The singing melody over piano accompaniment suits intimate period drama.

Performed by Pietro Spada, John Field's “Nocturne No 2, in C Minor” appears on this 1995 release. The expressive melodic line suits recollections in a period film.

Released in 1995, this recording features Pietro Spada performing John Field's “Nocturne No 3, in A-Flat Major”. The work's un poco allegretto marking suits lightly moving period storytelling.

John Field's “Nocturne No 4, in A Major”, performed by Pietro Spada, was released in 1995. The work carries the marking poco adagio and can accompany a personal episode in a period drama.

Performed by Pietro Spada, John Field's “Nocturne No 5, in B-Flat Major” appears on this 1995 release. The cantabile marking places the melody at the centre, suiting a close portrait in a cultural documentary.

Released in 1995, this recording features Pietro Spada performing John Field's “Nocturne No 6, in F Major”. The work's lullaby character suits a quiet domestic episode in a period film.

John Field's “Nocturne No 7, in A Major”, performed by Pietro Spada, was released in 1995. The andante pace lends itself to unhurried landscape footage.

Performed by Pietro Spada, John Field's “Nocturne No 8, in E-Flat Major” appears on this 1995 release. The andante spianato marking suggests an even delivery for restrained period drama.

Released in 1995, this recording features Pietro Spada performing John Field's “Nocturne No 9, in E Minor”. The adagio pace leaves room for contemplative landscape footage.

John Field's “Nocturne No 10, in E Major”, performed by Pietro Spada, was released in 1995. The work's pastoral character suits autumn landscapes and nature documentaries.

Performed by Pietro Spada, John Field's “Nocturne No 11, in E-Flat Major” appears on this 1995 release. The solo-piano setting can accompany an unusual personal episode in a period film.

Released in 1995, this recording features Pietro Spada performing John Field's “Nocturne No 12, in E Major”. The allegro movement and rondo form suit animated storytelling in a children's production.

John Field's “Nocturne No 13, in C Major”, performed by Pietro Spada, was released in 1995. The reverie-like piano writing offers a lyrical choice for closing film credits.

Performed by Pietro Spada, John Field's “Nocturne No 14, in G Major” appears on this 1995 release. The lento pace suits lingering landscape shots in a documentary.

Released in 1995, this recording features Pietro Spada performing John Field's “Nocturne No 15, in D Minor”. The work's song-without-words character suits a wordless recollection in a period drama.