For 10 points, name this composer of the Eroica Symphony.
This composer's String Quartet No. 8 has a slow second movement marked "to be treated with much sentiment," and has an Allegretto third movement in which a middle section marked "Maggiore" (mah-JOH-ray) sits between outer sections in E minor, which is the piece's key. Two string quartets by this composer have an exotic "Thème russe" (tem rooss). His Piano Trio No. 7 is named for the royal title held by his patron (*) Rudolf of Austria. This composer separately published the original finale of his String Quartet No. 13 as the Grosse Fuge (GROSS-uh FOO-guh). He wrote the Archduke Trio and the Razumovsky Quartets, and used a theme from his ballet The Creatures of Prometheus in his Symphony No. 3, which includes a C minor funeral march second movement and was rededicated to the memory of a great man, rather than to Napoleon Bonaparte. For 10 points, name this composer of the Eroica Symphony.
This composer's String Quartet No. 8 has a slow second movement marked "to be treated with much sentiment," and has an Allegretto third movement in which a middle section marked "Maggiore" (mah-JOH-ray) sits between outer sections in E minor, which is the piece's key.
Ludwig van Beethoven