This composer wrote a piano Fantasy that begins in G minor and ends in B major. Schubert ripped the opening of his nineteenth piano sonata from this composer's 32 Variations in C minor. Another of his sets of variations randomly quotes Leporello's aria "Notte e giorno faticar." He included a virtuoso piano solo in his Choral Fantasy. This composer of piano pieces like the "Eroica" Variations published sets of seven, eleven, and six (*) bagatelles. Artur Schnabel and Rudolf Serkin are best known for their recordings of this composer's music. His piano sonatas have nicknames like "Les Adieux," and he wrote 33 Variations
This composer wrote a piano Fantasy that begins in G minor and ends in B major. Schubert ripped the opening of his nineteenth piano sonata from this composer's 32 Variations in C minor. Another of his sets of variations randomly quotes Leporello's aria "Notte e giorno faticar." He included a virtuoso piano solo in his Choral Fantasy. This composer of piano pieces like the "Eroica" Variations published sets of seven, eleven, and six (*) bagatelles. Artur Schnabel and Rudolf Serkin are best known for their recordings of this composer's music. His piano sonatas have nicknames like "Les Adieux," and he wrote 33 Variations on a Theme by Anton Diabelli. For 10 points, name this composer of the "Tempest," "Waldstein," and "Pathétique" sonatas, as well as "Für Elise."
This composer wrote a piano Fantasy that begins in G minor and ends in B major.
Ludwig van Beethoven