A piano sonata in this key consists of a "Maestoso" first movement filled with diminished sevenths and an "Arietta" second movement.
A string quintet in this key was reworked from the last of a set of three piano trios which make up the composer's Opus 1. A piano sonata in this key consists of a "Maestoso" first movement filled with diminished sevenths and an "Arietta" second movement. Hundred twenty-eighth notes make a rare appearance in the first movement of another piano sonata in this key, whose "Adagio (*) cantabile" second movement has occasioned many comparisons to the second movement of Mozart's earlier Piano Sonata No. 14, which is also in this key. This key's relative major is the key of the Emperor Concerto and the Eroica Symphony. A symphony in this key opens with a famous "short-short-short-long" motif. For 10 points, name this relative minor of E-flat major, which Beethoven used for stormy works like his Fifth Symphony.
A string quintet in this key was reworked from the last of a set of three piano trios which make up the composer's Opus 1.
C Minor