Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata Op 27 No 2

Beethoven Moonlight Sonata (actually the Piano Sonata no 14 in C-sharp minor "Quasi una fantasia", Op. 27, No. 2 by Ludwig van Beethoven) is one of the famous classical piano works in the world. Completed was Moonlight Sonata by Beethoven in 1801 and dedicated in 1802 to his pupil, Countess Giulietta Guicciardi."The change that has taken place in me now is caused by a sweet, wonderful girl who loves me and is loved by me." - wrote Beethoven.
Moonlight Sonata was published in Bonn, although from the first months of 1802 Juliet had a clear preference for the composer Wenzel Galenberg and, as a result, married him. Six months after writing the sonata, October 6, 1802, Beethoven wrote desperately "Heiligenstadt testament." Some Beethoven scholars believe that it was to the Countess Guicciardi that the composer addressed a letter, known as a letter "to an immortal lover." It was discovered after the death of Beethoven in the secret drawer of his wardrobe. Beethoven kept a miniature portrait of Juliet along with this letter and "Heiligenstadt testament."

Moonlight Sonata is one of Beethoven's most popular compositions for the piano.
Beethoven Moonlight sonata in 3 movements:
Movement 1, Adagio sostenuto
Movement 2, Allegretto

Played by Anastasia Huppmann at the Yamaha Concert Hall in Vienna.

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[rodneythur]

Anastasia is nothing less than marvellous. She can come play my piano anytime she wishes. What a wonderful rendition of Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata!

[DiGiTyDarKMaN]

Still one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written.

[PaulJG]

Quite possibly the most emotionally moving piece of music of all time. It never fails to inspire and melt my heart.

[nevkeys]

Beautiful composision, beautifully played by a beautiful woman ..

[cristianoborba]

Beautiful music played by the beautiful lady in red. Thank you Anastasia.

[TonyFarahani]

This is the best rendition of Moonlight sonata that I have heard. She feels the mussic, then plays it!

[andersonOak]

My favorite classical music ... I could spend the rest of my life listening to you play that way. Wonderful! The music and the pianist.

[danclark]

Blessed be the Lord, who gave you this light to shine.

[davidlawrence]

i can imagine the snow falling on a peaceful winter's day - thank you Anastasia for sharing your beautiful music

[waynejanousek]

You are an outrageously Amazing Pianist Ms. Huppmann. I can only hope to see and hear you perform live one day.

[walterhagelsteiniii]

This has always had a special place in my heart! You play with a passion that befits what Beethoven set to paper. God's Voice. I lost my daughter over a year ago and I listen to you play to bring me peace. Thank you

[yurrintinckelsonn]

That was mesmerizing. I was truly transported and blasted with emotion. The Countess must have been one sublime, playful and fiery woman to inspire this.

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[pereiramarvin]

Eine der schönsten Aufführungen der Sonate Op 27 in 2, die ich je gesehen habe! Herzlichen Glückwunsch! Wunderschön! BRAVA!!

[ticokman]

One of the most beautiful renditions I have ever heard of this wonderfu gem of classical music. Easily will rise to the top of my favorites on my list of music to relax and bring the mind and the soul to peace! Thank you Anastasia. I have become your instant admirer!

[Paulie---S]

Can feel the inspiration coming from the piano into my heart and soul....Moving

[robertklein]

Belle Anastasia ! Einzigartig und unnachahmlich, absolut himmlische Interpretation - Vielen dank, liebe Anastasia -

[Desireyso]

Bravo Anastasia!!! I found it. Thanks!!! Gracias por compartirlo Anastasia..

[garyjohnson]

one can almost imagine the great master himself, such sutle emotion, beautiful, thank you, Peace

[haroldgillette]

A heart- wrenching piece of stately music, played with Beethovin in mind, by a visually pleasing pianist who really gets it.