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Fur Elise is one of the most well-known of all of Beethoven's piano compositions. It is a beloved melody by one of the world's best composers of memorable melodies. It moves along rather quickly throughout. 2 contrasting sections are interspersed between the three statements of that famous melody. Keywords: piano music classical familiar Often intermediate piano students play Fur Elise as their introduction to the keyboard music of Beethoven. It was written in 1810 - one of a group of his Bagatelles. It is in a typical 'rondo' form - A-B-A-C-A -, but is not as extended as most of Beethoven's rondos. It is a fairly short piece. Within the first three or four notes, it can immediately be identified. It surely is one of the most famous pieces ever written for piano.
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