Piano Sonata no. 1, op. 1 by Sergei Prokofiev, Sonata, composed 1909. 19 recordings in this catalogue, from 1962 to 2021. Scored for Piano.
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Barbara Nissman
Soloist · 2 recordings

George Szell
Conductor · 1 recording
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Cleveland Orchestra
Orchestra · 1 recording

Abdel Rahman El Bacha
Soloist · 1 recording
Alexander Melnikov
Soloist · 1 recording

Alexandra Silocea
Soloist · 1 recording

Anne-Marie McDermott
Soloist · 1 recording
Bernd Glemser
Soloist · 1 recording
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- Barbara Nissman
catalogue year 1988 · on 3 albums
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- Barbara Nissman
catalogue year 1988 · on 3 albums
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- Matti Raekallio
catalogue year 1989 · on 3 albums
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