Hugo Moltó’s Sonatinas, released by JSM Records on 3 September 2026, brings together Anton Diabelli’s Sonata in F, Leo Brouwer’s Sonata del Caminante and Federico Moreno Torroba’s Sonatina. The ten-track programme lasts approximately 46 minutes.
The recording was made at Rockaway Studios in Castellón de la Plana in November 2025. JSM credits Javier Salvador with sound engineering and production, and Daniel Guerola with the programme notes. Physical CDs and digital listening links are available through the label.
Three works worth comparing
For guitarists building recital programmes, the pairing offers a useful listening project: follow how each composer organises contrast across several movements. Rather than treating a sonata as a single historical formula, consider what gives each work its particular sense of direction.
The running order moves from Diabelli to Brouwer before closing with Torroba. Listening in that sequence can prompt a practical programming question: how does the piece heard immediately before a familiar work change the way we receive it?
Official album information, track list and listening links
Featured image: album artwork from the JSM Records press kit.