Exploring Beethoven's Piano Sonatas Part 3

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Welcome to Part 3 of Exploring Beethoven's Piano Sonatas!

Outline

  • welcome to class
  • Welcome!
  • Syllabus
  • Getting to Know You
  • Op. 10 No. 1
  • Opus 10 number 1: The "c minor Mood"
  • Opus 10 number 1: Extremes of Tempo and Character
  • 1st Movement: Pulse as a Source of Character
  • 1st Movement: High Drama within the Conventions of the Time
  • 1st Movement: A Development with New Material
  • 1st Movement: Hammer Blows in c minor
  • 2nd Movement: An Adagio Oasis
  • 2nd Movement: A Coda that Expands the Movement’s Scope
  • 3rd Movement: Prestissimo!
  • 3rd Movement: Short-Short-Short-LONG
  • 3rd Movement: Beginning with Defiance; Ending with Mystery
  • Final Quiz – Op. 10, No. 1
  • Op. 22
  • Op 22: The Sonata that Washed Itself
  • 1st Movement: Wit and Athleticism
  • 1st Movement: Playing by the Rules
  • 2nd Movement: An Aria on the Piano
  • 2nd Movement: Effortless Mastery
  • 3rd Movement: A Rhythmic Link to the Rest of the Work
  • 4th Movement: A Grazioso Goodbye to the Earliest Period
  • Final Quiz – Op. 22
  • op. 31 no. 2
  • Op. 31 no. 2: An Adventurous, Unsettling Masterwork
  • 1st Movement: A Recitative hat is not a Recitative; An Introduction that is not an Introduction
  • 1st Movement: A Confrontation of Opposites
  • 1st Movement: The Structural Lines Grow Blurrier
  • 1st Movement: And Finally, the Recitative!
  • 2nd Movement: Harmonic and Emotional Stability at Las
  • 2nd Movement: Evoking Voices and Instruments
  • 2nd Movement: Exploring the Piano’s Extreme Registers
  • 3rd Movement: A Slow-Moving Perpetual Motion
  • 3rd Movement: Anxiety and Ambuguity
  • Final Quiz – Op. 31, No. 2
  • opp. 78, 79 and 81a
  • Op. 78, 1st Movement: After a Long Pause, A Sonata Beethoven Loved
  • Op. 78, 1st and 2nd Movements: Warmth and Humor
  • Op. 79, 1st Movement: Beethoven, Modest and Unbuttoned
  • Op. 79, 1st Movement: Phrase Lengths as a Source of Humor
  • Op. 79, 2nd and 3rd Movements: Sonata Movements as Character Pieces
  • Op. 81a: The Birth of Program Music for the Piano
  • Op. 81a, 1st Movement: Le-Be-Wohl
  • Op. 81a, 1st Movement: Extreme Economy of Gesture…
  • Op. 81a, 1st Movement: …And a Return to Expansiveness
  • Op. 81a, 2nd Movement: Conveying Absence through Harmonic Uncertainty
  • Op. 81a, 3rd Movement: After Melancholy, Euphoriac
  • Final Quiz – Op. 78, 79, 81a
  • Listening to the Sonatas
  • Listening
  • Your Thoughts Welcome
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