Beethoven wrote 17 of them: his Seventh, Eighth, and Ninth were gathered in his "Razumovsky" suite. Franck composed one in 1889 in D major using cyclic methods, while Schubert's last was composed in G major. Smetana's Minor one was entitled, "From My Life," while a famous one of Haydn's, entitled "The Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross," was reworked into this form from a work for orchestra. Borodin wrote only two, but the scherzo and notturno of the second are famous due to their use in "Kismet." Janacek also had two, called "Intimate Letters" and "The Kreutzer Sonata," and Barber's first, in B minor, was the source of his "Adaggio." Also well known are Shostakovich's Eighth and Fiftee
Beethoven wrote 17 of them: his Seventh, Eighth, and Ninth were gathered in his "Razumovsky" suite. Franck composed one in 1889 in D major using cyclic methods, while Schubert's last was composed in G major. Smetana's Minor one was entitled, "From My Life," while a famous one of Haydn's, entitled "The Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross," was reworked into this form from a work for orchestra. Borodin wrote only two, but the scherzo and notturno of the second are famous due to their use in "Kismet." Janacek also had two, called "Intimate Letters" and "The Kreutzer Sonata," and Barber's first, in B minor, was the source of his "Adaggio." Also well known are Shostakovich's Eighth and Fifteenth compositions in, for ten points, what musical form, usually written for two violins, a viola, and a cello?
Beethoven wrote 17 of them: his Seventh, Eighth, and Ninth were gathered in his "Razumovsky" suite.
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