Complete list of beethoven sonatas

In summary, the conversation discusses a website that offers classical music recordings, including piano recordings of Beethoven's works. Some participants express concern about the legality of the website, while others share their favorite sonatas and express their love for classical music. The conversation also briefly touches upon the potential correlation between science and classical music.
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I thought it would be a midi file, but its an actual piano recording, nice find!

Listen to the Tempest.
 
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Thanks a bunch. But are you sure you're allowed to post them here? :rolleyes:

*Listening to the Pathetique now*
 
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Thanks Bladiblah, The moonlight sonata is my favorite.

Incidently would there be some correlation between science and classical music?
 
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Cyrus said:
Sure he can, why not?
It isn't legal file sharing, it it?

http://www.boyunglee.com/music/
The motherload

:bugeye: Who cares if it's illegal, check out the loot! :biggrin:
 
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Its not 'sharing', its streaming...oooooooo right click save as boys and girls!
 
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Cyrus said:
Its not 'sharing', its streaming...oooooooo right click save as boys and girls!

Haha. I doubt it is something so bad.. the site has been up for ages and there are plenty of ppl who know about it.
 
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Personally I like the Hammerklavier sonata the best..
 
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Great find. It was the 1st movement of the Moonlight sonata that got me obsessed with the piano. It's too bad the 'pastrole' one was left out (#15). Les Adieux too :frown:
 
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neutrino said:
:bugeye: Who cares if it's illegal, check out the loot! :biggrin:
Law abiding citizens do. And so does the management of this site.
 
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Does anyone know why many(most?) people like the named sonatas?
 

FAQ: Complete list of beethoven sonatas

1. What is the total number of sonatas composed by Beethoven?

Beethoven composed a total of 32 sonatas throughout his career, which include 32 piano sonatas, 10 violin sonatas, 5 cello sonatas, and 1 sonata for piano and cello.

2. When did Beethoven compose his first sonata?

Beethoven composed his first sonata, Piano Sonata No. 1 in F minor, Op. 2 No. 1, in 1795 at the age of 25.

3. How many sonatas did Beethoven compose for solo instruments?

Beethoven composed a total of 32 piano sonatas, 10 violin sonatas, and 5 cello sonatas, making a total of 47 sonatas for solo instruments.

4. Did Beethoven compose any sonatas for multiple instruments?

Yes, Beethoven composed one sonata for piano and violin, one sonata for piano and cello, and one sonata for piano, violin, and cello.

5. What is the last sonata composed by Beethoven?

Beethoven's last sonata is Piano Sonata No. 32 in C minor, Op. 111, composed in 1822-1823. It is considered one of his most technically challenging and emotionally profound works.

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