[…] a parent. As I am writing this at 5 am, I have headphones on and I’m listening to Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata. It’s dark outside, and my wife and three kids are safely […]
Love the Horowitz performance the most. But there were three Beethoven Sonatas that top the list for me: Number 18 (Waldstein), Number 29 (Hammerklavier), and Number 32 (his final piano sonata).
Incidentally, the title Hammerklavier was the German translation for piano-forte, as the instrument was widely referred to during Beethoven’s era.
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[…] a parent. As I am writing this at 5 am, I have headphones on and I’m listening to Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata. It’s dark outside, and my wife and three kids are safely […]
Love the Horowitz performance the most. But there were three Beethoven Sonatas that top the list for me: Number 18 (Waldstein), Number 29 (Hammerklavier), and Number 32 (his final piano sonata).
Incidentally, the title Hammerklavier was the German translation for piano-forte, as the instrument was widely referred to during Beethoven’s era.
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