For 10 points, name this composer whose Piano Sonatas Nos.
The 6/8 last movement of a work by this composer begins with a C-major scale in parallel, first- inversion triads in the right hand, and its first movement begins with the right hand playing a difficult trill figure in thirds. The first movement of a C-minor piano work by this composer has a hand-crossing- filled second theme that starts in E-flat minor, after a first theme that is mostly accompanied by left-hand octave tremolos. The first movement of that piano sonata by this composer alternates between Allegro con brio and dramatic Grave ["GRAH-vay"] sections full of big chords in dotted rhythms. He published his first three piano sonatas, in F minor, A major, and C major, as his Opus 2. His drone-filled D-major 15th piano sonata is nicknamed "Pastorale," and he labelled his Opus 27 piano sonatas "quasi una fantasia." For 10 points, name this composer whose Piano Sonatas Nos. 8 and 14 are nicknamed "Pathétique" and "Moonlight."
The 6/8 last movement of a work by this composer begins with a C-major scale in parallel, first- inversion triads in the right hand, and its first movement begins with the right hand playing a difficult trill figure in thirds.
Ludwig van Beethoven