Beethoven is really a great composer. This is one my favorite pieces from the great pianist.
Hey! This is a great piece to use when teaching arpeggios to your students.

very nice

I spent the last month looking for a nice interpretation of this song, and i found it very hard. There are lots of different interpretations, and I thought that something was missing in each one of them.
This was the best I';ve found: www.youtube.com/watch?v=vl5sdGfZnB8
I hope it hepls you

Why can';t I download the midi file for this song?

This Song is pretty! But it keeps going on and on! I have had to play this one before! Its so pretty!

This music is relaxing and peaceful to hear

this is great but i like chopins prelude in eminor opus. 28 #4 better.
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i luv this song!!!!

best 1 ever !

This is one of my favorite classical songs! It is my favorite from Beethoven and I just love it. Actually, the first time I listened to it was when I was watching a goosebumps episode on CartoonNetwork and the song was so nice.

How do you view the sheet music?? I don';t get how this site works >;.<;

This is one of the first songs I';ve ever ever heard by Beethoven, and my favorite. I really do wish it was slower, though.

The Monlight Sonata is one of my favs!!
Beethoven is simply amazing........im more at this level though im attempting everything in advanced.the advanced is usually the original and all.....and when u play sumthing its best to play the original.
i simply appreciate this amazing musician.

this is no doubt a beautiful piece, i dont play it at this level however, i play it at the advanced, and i must say, its very addictive to play. i truly honor this composer and his work

That's way too fast.

sounds beter with flute, clarinet,ect...

The example you have posted as the theme for this peice is not the theme. What you do have there is the opening measures of the "Moonlight Sonata" and it is written in the key you have posted, c# minor. In your Info list you state
N.B. The theme shown is not necessarily in the key we use for our version of this piece.


Necessarily, why not keep it in the key the composer wrote it in?