With the two Sonatas Op. 47 Dussek today presents himself as a composer who already in 1801 produced music that was outrageously romantic, without missing the classical feeling for form. In the Sonata No.1 in D-major, Mozart experts find another work that after the Variations KV 573 picks up the thematic material of the Menuetto by Jean-Pierre Duport, molding it into surprising shifts of harmony. All in all the advanced pianist is guaranteed to find two compositions that demand a crisp and brilliant touch, but nevertheless reward with a sophisticated performance experience.