This work shares its name with a sonata for violin and piano in C. sharp minor by its composer, and it also shares its name with Glazunov's 5th Symphony.
This work shares its name with a sonata for violin and piano in C. sharp minor by its composer, and it also shares its name with Glazunov's 5th Symphony. Known for its grief-ridden central fugue, its composer stated his purpose in writing this work in a will known as the Heiligenstadt Testament. Its finale contains an unassuming folk dance, based on a theme used in earlier work by the composer like Creatures of Prometheus, while its scherzo movement includes a trio section built around powerful horn calls. Written in "Memory of a Great Man," it was originally intended to be dedicated to Napoleon. FTP, name this 1803 Beethoven Symphony.
This work shares its name with a sonata for violin and piano in C. sharp minor by its composer, and it also shares its name with Glazunov's 5th Symphony.
{Eroica} Symphony or {Beethoven’s 3rd} Symphony