The final movement of one of these pieces ends with an arioso marked "exhausted" moving into a triumphant second fugue that Charles Rosen believes represents a physical rejuvenation.
The final movement of one of these pieces ends with an arioso marked "exhausted" moving into a triumphant second fugue that Charles Rosen believes represents a physical rejuvenation. The 19th and 20th ones are often called the "easy" ones and Anton Schindler's erroneous claim that another was inspired by a Shakespeare play led to its common title "The Tempest." Movements called "The Absence" and "The Return" appear in one honoring the composer's patron Archduke Randolph being forced to leave Vienna. This group of works includes ones called "Les Adieux" and "Hammerklavier" and another piece is subtitled "quasi una fantasia." For 10 points, name this series of compositions for a specific instrument including one titled "Moonlight" created by the composer of the Eroica Symphony.
The final movement of one of these pieces ends with an arioso marked "exhausted" moving into a triumphant second fugue that Charles Rosen believes represents a physical rejuvenation.
Ludwig van Beethoven's piano sonatas