My series on the piano and piano music continues with the second part of the slideshow on Beethoven. Sixth of ten presentations on the piano and classical composers.

9. And he composed themes (remember what a theme is?) and then
spent many years revising before he had a finished work, so he
must have composed many of his themes while he could still hear.
Beethoven’s messy revising.

17.  Bagatelle No. 25 in A Minor for solo piano
“Fur Elise”
 The first movement (adagio sostenuto) of his
Piano Sonata in C sharp minor, opus 27 no. 2,
“Quasi una fantasia” which we usually call the
“Moonlight” Sonata.

23. That’s right!
The Piano Concerto!!!
Who wrote 27 piano concertos?

25.  First movement, fast tempo, original key
signature
 Second movement, slow tempo, related key
 Third movement, fast tempo, return to original
key.
 Now give me the Kochel catalogue numbers of
all 27 Mozart piano concertos and their keys.

29.  First movement, fast tempo, original key
signature
 Second movement, slow tempo, related key
 Third movement, fast tempo, return to original
key.

45.  First movement, fast tempo, original key
signature
 Second movement, slow tempo, related key
 Third movement, fast tempo, return to original
key.