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*The first recording of all 32 of Beethoven's piano sonatas was made by pianist [[Artur Schnabel]], a major accomplishment repeated by few pianists, including Murrah Perrahia, Alfred Brendel (3 times), Daniel Barenboim, and Ursula Oppens.
*The first recording of all 32 of Beethoven's piano sonatas was made by pianist [[Artur Schnabel]], a major accomplishment repeated by few pianists, including Murrah Perrahia, Alfred Brendel (3 times), Daniel Barenboim, and Ursula Oppens.
*Beethoven described the piano as "the god of all instruments" and wrote more for piano than for any other instrument, including 5 piano concertos, 32 piano sonatas, 10 sonatas with violin and piano, 5 sonatas with cello and piano, many piano variations, and a number of miscellaneous short pieces, such as "Fuer Elise."
*Beethoven described the piano as "the god of all instruments" and wrote more for piano than for any other instrument, including 5 piano concertos, 32 piano sonatas, 10 sonatas with violin and piano, 5 sonatas with cello and piano, many piano variations, and a number of miscellaneous short pieces, such as "Fuer Elise."
== Key compositions ==
=== [[Symphonies]] ===
=== [[Concertos]] ===
=== [[Sonatas]]===
==== Pathetique====
==== Moonlight sonata ====
==== Tempest ====
==== Hamerclavier ====
=== [[Bagatelles]]===
===== [[Fur Elise]] ====
==External Links==
==External Links==