Sonatina for Piano Op. 100
It is typical of Kapustins modesty that he should celebrate the composition of his one-hundreth opus, in 2000, with a short, unassuming work that places relatively humble demands on the pianist. The single-movement Sonatina is a quirky, Haydnesque piece, laced with touches of humour (such as the Andante bar immediately following the development section that throws the recapitulation into the wrong key) and pervaded throughout by a delightful insouciance.
[Extracted from the Introduction to the A-RAM Edition of the Sonatina]
| Sonatina Op. 100 | 3:35 | Bertazzi, A. |
| Sonatina Op. 100 | 4:13 | Breemer, C. |
