The third variation of the second movement of this composer's final piano sonata sounds unusually like boogie-woogie or jazz.
The third variation of the second movement of this composer's final piano sonata sounds unusually like boogie-woogie or jazz. His other piano works include his "work without opus" 80, thirty-two variations on an original theme in C minor, and his rondo "Rage Over a Lost Penny." This composer wrote massive, demanding fugues such as his Opus 130 Grosse Fuge and the final movement of his Hammerklavier sonata. His student Carl Czerny premiered his Emperor concerto, and his third symphony is dedicated to "the memory of a great man," although it was originally dedicated to Napoleon. For 10 points, name this German composer of the Eroica symphony.
The third variation of the second movement of this composer's final piano sonata sounds unusually like boogie-woogie or jazz.
Ludwig van {Beethoven}