Beethoven sonatas

[arioso]

A lot of the sonatas have a name like "Hammerklavier", "Pathetique",
 "Pastorale" etc.     
Someone here who can make a complete list with all that names and the sonatas they belong to?

[JCarey]

Here are the ones I know -

Op. 2, No. 1 - "Little Appassionata"
Op. 2, No. 1 - "Little Waldstein"
Op. 7 - "Grand", "Verliebte"
Op. 13 - "Pathetique" *
Op. 26 - "Funeral March"
Op. 27, No. 1 - "Sonata quasi una Fantasia"
Op. 27, No. 2 - "Moonlight" *
Op. 28 - "Pastoral" *
Op. 31, No. 2 - "The Tempest" *
Op. 31, No. 3 - "The Hunt"
Op. 49, No. 1 - "Easy"
Op. 49, No. 2 - "Easy"
Op. 53 - "Waldstein" *
Op. 57 - "Appassionata" *
Op. 78 - "Fur Therese"
Op. 79 - "Alla Tedesca"
Op. 81a - "Les Adieux" *
Op. 90 - "Love"
Op. 106 - "Hammerklavier" *

* Most popularly used

[luc]

Op. 79 - "Alla Tedesca"

Sometimes it's also called "Cuckoo"

[rc]

I heard over a radio request that a little girl learning op.31no.1 called it 'The Hiccup'. I thought that was a pretty good name for it.

[jlh]

A lot of the sonatas have a name like "Hammerklavier", "Pathetique",
 "Pastorale" etc.     
Someone here who can make a complete list with all that names and the sonatas they belong to?

Well, not all of them have handy little nicknames, so that would be kind of difficult.

[rob47]

op. 2 no. 3 "Exceptionally Difficult"

[sevencircles]

Beethoven himself only named one Sonatata and that´s Pathetique. The first part of Pathetique is propably the greatest part in any of his Sonatas.

No one has recorded the ultimate recording of Pathetique yet if you ask me.

I don´t like neither Schnabels or Brendel´s recordings.