J. S. Bach wrote a manuscript that contained this number of canons based on the first eight notes of his Goldberg Variations.
J. S. Bach wrote a manuscript that contained this number of canons based on the first eight notes of his Goldberg Variations. A string quartet with this non-opus number has a third movement that lasts only eleven measures, meant as a transition into a long fourth movement that contains seven variations on an A major theme, which is initially passed between the two violins. That string quartet of this non-opus number begins with a fugue marked Adagio ma non troppo e molto espressivo in (*) C-sharp minor. Another string quartet with this non-opus number concludes with a D-minor tarantella, and is named for its composer's setting of a Matthias Claudius poem, which forms the basis for its second movement. A piano sonata with this number opens with the right hand playing ascending triplets of G-sharp Â– C-sharp - E in its Adagio sostenuto first movement. For 10 points, name this number of Schubert's Death and the Maiden string quartet, and Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata.
J. S. Bach wrote a manuscript that contained this number of canons based on the first eight notes of his Goldberg Variations.
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