In 1990, Bary Cooper published a version of this composer's theretofore lost Symphony in E flat Major. His last set of string quartets features a "Grosse Fugue," and his piano works include the "Archduke" trio and the "Apassionata" sonata. He composed incidental music to The Ruins of Athens and an overture to Coriolan, as well as three "Leonore" overtures, which he meant to work into his only opera. His third symphony was dedicated to Napoleon, while his sixth, subtitled "Pastorale," is the first known program symphony.
In 1990, Bary Cooper published a version of this composer's theretofore lost Symphony in E flat Major. His last set of string quartets features a "Grosse Fugue," and his piano works include the "Archduke" trio and the "Apassionata" sonata. He composed incidental music to The Ruins of Athens and an overture to Coriolan, as well as three "Leonore" overtures, which he meant to work into his only opera. His third symphony was dedicated to Napoleon, while his sixth, subtitled "Pastorale," is the first known program symphony. For 10 points, name this composer who used Schiller's "Ode to Joy" in his ninth symphony, and also wrote "Fur Elise" and the "Moonlight" Sonata.
In 1990, Bary Cooper published a version of this composer's theretofore lost Symphony in E flat Major.
Ludwig van {Beethoven}