Beethoven composed thirty-two piano works in this form, including the (*) "Waldstein," "Hammerklavier," and "Appassionata".
This musical form consists of an exposition, a development, and a recapitulation; it was the dominant form for the first movements of symphonies in the Classical era. As a type of piece, it also identifies a violin work by Guiseppe Tartini known as the Devil's Trill, and a piece for piano by Charles Ives nicknamed "Concord." Beethoven composed thirty-two piano works in this form, including the (*) "Waldstein," "Hammerklavier," and "Appassionata". For 10 points, identify this type of piece for a solo instrument, whose name comes from the Italian word for "to sound."
This musical form consists of an exposition, a development, and a recapitulation; it was the dominant form for the first movements of symphonies in the Classical era.
sonatas