The third movement of one of these pieces by this composer alternates between lively D-major sections marked "Neue Kraft fÃ¼hlend," or "with renewed strength," and Molto adagio variations on a hymn-like cantus firmus tune.
The third movement of one of these pieces by this composer alternates between lively D-major sections marked "Neue Kraft fÃ¼hlend," or "with renewed strength," and Molto adagio variations on a hymn-like cantus firmus tune. Another one of these pieces by this composer contains a lyrical movement in E-flat featuring a stuttering middle section marked "Beklemmt," or choked. Those movements are the "Heiliger Dankgesang" in F Lydian and the Cavatina of opus 130. Two of these pieces use Russian themes and are named for their Russian commissioner, and other nicknamed examples include the "Harp" and "Serioso." Including three named for Rasumovsky, for 10 points, identify these compositions for two violins, viola, and cello, by the composer of "Ode to Joy".
The third movement of one of these pieces by this composer alternates between lively D-major sections marked "Neue Kraft fÃ¼hlend," or "with renewed strength," and Molto adagio variations on a hymn-like cantus firmus tune.
Ludwig van Beethoven's string quartets