That one of these pieces ends with a Rondo in 3/8 repeating the figure "A  F  E  D".
The first complete set of recordings of these works was made by Artur Schnabel in 1927. One of these opens with an A major chord arpeggiated over seven beats in Largo tempo before launching into a D minor Allegro. That one of these pieces ends with a Rondo in 3/8 repeating the figure "A  F  E  D". The eighteenth of these contains both a minuet and a scherzo and is nicknamed "The Hunt". A two-movement one of these is dedicated to Thérèse von Brunswick. The twenty-sixth of them begins with a "Lebewohl" theme. The fourteenth of them is in C-sharp minor, contains repeated triplets in the right hand, and was likened to the title phenomenon shining in Lake Lucerne. For 10 points, name these keyboard works by a certain composer, that include examples nicknamed "Tempest", "Les Adieux", and "Moonlight".
The first complete set of recordings of these works was made by Artur Schnabel in 1927.
piano sonatas by Ludwig van Beethoven [both parts required; accept equivalent's like "Beethoven's piano sonatas"; prompt on partial answer]