
🎹 A Hidden Passage in Beethoven’s Op. 101—A Whispering Surprise
Beethoven’s Sonata No. 28 in A Major, Op. 101 was born in 1816, a gem of his late period 🎹. At nearly 50, deaf and solitary in Vienna 👂, he crafted it as classicism shifted to romanticism 🌟.
The piece spans four movements: a gentle, introspective first 🎶, a lively march-like second 🥁, a slow and lyrical third 💭, and a fervent fugue in the fourth ✨.
Dedicated to pianist Dorothea von Ertmann, it’s dubbed ‘hard to play’ by Beethoven himself, marking the start of his late style with lasting impact 🎼.
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