N/V

Beethovens sonatas by Wilhelm Kempff, and the score sheets to follow along...what can I say? Wonderful. And I can use this on my iPad which I use anyway for score reading, and so for a paltry sum I now can glance and view all his sonatas.

I've gotten several of these SyncScores, and find them very helpful for getting deeper into some classic works. Of course, you could always download a score and follow along to a recording, but I often lose my place, which is not a problem here. The performances are by famous artists, so you can think of it as buying an album with extras. I hope to see more early music in the series.

I've had this app for about a year, and I just love it. It scrolls through the music, which is actually really nice to see, if you want. And the recording of Kempff is awesome. Looking forward to more apps by this developer

Beethoven Piano Sonatas in SyncScore is for music lover a good and convincing reason to buy an IPad. This is the dream of all classical music lover. Beethoven's 32 Piano sonatas are a serious challenge for all pianists. The option to listen to the music and to watch the score simultaneously is a gift one should give to himself. Wilhelm Kempff isn't bad at all.... But quiet obsolete.... Daniel Barenboim has a much more modern performance.... I know... Royalties.... Etc.... I got the Bach Partitas, the Mozart Variations, the Goldberg variations (Glenn Gould!!!) and few others. You guys in Zininworks must try to find the best performers, to enlarge the repertoire and give us, your customers more for our Dollars. It will be a win win match... On the other hand, I can't wait to get the Beethoven's String Quartets, Bach's vocal works and more classical, Romantic and Baroque music. Big LIKE!!!!! Dr. Avi Eilam Honoken NJ