Beethoven: Sonata 32

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Ludwig van Beethoven - Sonatas : Sonata 32, opus 111
Key: C-Minor	Published: 1822
Level: 8+	Period: Classical
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Sonata 32 opus 111 (sheet music)

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Audition Room: Beethoven - Sonata #32, op.111 in c minor by andhow04
First movement! Maestoso - Allegro con brio ed appassionato
Student's Corner: random beethoven op.111 question by imbetterthenyou
On the second page of the arrieta the right hand appears to be playing too different voices. is it all one voice or are the top notes the melody im not good at figuring this stuff out
Repertoire: Beethoven - op.109, 110, and 111 by ramseytheii
Listening to the Andras Schiff lecture on Beethoven 109, he notes that although the Sonatas were sketched and composed at the same time, Beethoven chose not to give them the same opus number, as he had with op.2 or op.31, or op.27. Schiff never really offers a reason for this. Does anyone here have any interesting ideas? I ruled out the answer that they were too dissimilar for the same opus number, because the sonatas in op.31 are hardly similar, and the only thing linking those in op.27 is "quasi una fantasia." Walter Ramsey
Audition Room: Beethoven op. 111, Arietta by pianowolfi
Here is the second movement of Beethoven's sonata op. 111. I'm looking forward to your comments :) Pianowolfi
Audition Room: Beethoven op. 111 first mvt. by pianowolfi
I have thought for hours now if i should really post this. Now i'll do it. I recorded that two years ago in an empty hall (hence the massive reverb) on a Steinway B grand. It was a dress rehearsal (though without public) for a solo piano evening concert. Now I'm about to brush this sonata up and would appreciate your comments. :)
Student's Corner: Re: Music that has brought tears to your eyes by pianowolfi
Beethoven op. 111, Rach first sonata, Schumann concerto with Grimaud ( yeah yeah Thal, maybe she would convert you ;D)
Repertoire: beethoven op 111 - gould by pies
Was he doing coke when he recorded this? I've never heard such a fast first movement. :o

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