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DAY 153: Presto agitato by Ludwig van Beethoven
From: Piano Sonata No. 14 in C-sharp Minor Release: 1801 Genre: Classical
Beethoven has become more of a pop culture icon over the years; ask anybody who Beethoven is and they’ll at least be able to tell you some general facts about him (he played piano, wrote classical music, was deaf, etc.). Out of all of his music, chances are you’ve probably heard at least one piece of music by Beethoven. But to choose a favorite for me is challenging. I had the opportunity to see Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony performed by the Dallas Wind Symphony, and that was a spectacle to behold. The power of a full orchestra (and full choir in the case of the symphony) is unparalleled live, and it just shows you the genius behind the legendary composer. Out of all of the sonatas and symphonies and quartets and what have you, I am still continually impressed by Piano Sonata No. 14, perhaps better known as the Moonlight Sonata. The piece’s first movement, Adagio sostenuto, is the part that many are familiar with, however the final movement displays the sheer skill and talent Beethoven possessed. I’ve seen performances of this piece before, and by all means, it was not a cake walk for the performer. Even over 200 years later, Beethoven has presented challenges for musicians, truly leaving his legacy for music as a whole.
Beethoven-Sonata no. 14 in C sharp minor, Op. 27 no. 2 (Moonlight Sonata), Mov. 3
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J. S. Bach: Fugue in C# Minor (WTC I). A rare 5 voice triple fugue (3 subjects). A masterwork and favorite of Liszt.