BEETHOVEN PIANO SONATA No. 3 in C Major, Op 2, No. 3 performed by GARRICK OHLSSON.

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BEETHOVEN PIANO SONATA No. 3 in C Major, Op 2, No. 3 performed by GARRICK OHLSSON

Idea (theme)

Idea, slightly varied

Idea extended

Transition idea (“passage work”)

Transition idea repeated, but changed at end

Another transition idea, a tune (a theme) heading to a goal...

ARRIVAL! But not where we expected... (minor key instead of major)

Is this the second theme? (it seems to be)

Is this the second theme? Yes, I’m pretty sure now, but we are still headed to another goal...

A new theme, in a major key

Seems rather generously long...

That transition passage work again

Cool rhythmic dislocation

Heavy accent on 2

New theme (closing theme)

Idea (theme) That means this is probably the repeat of exposition

Idea, slightly varied Yes, this is the repeat of the exposition

Idea extended

Transition idea (“passage work”)

Transition idea repeated, but changed at end

Another transition idea, a tune (a theme) heading to a goal...

ARRIVAL! But not where we expected... (minor key instead of major)

Is this the second theme? (no doubt about it now)

more the second theme Heading back to that other goal...

A new theme, in a major key (I think now I understand why it seems relatively long and almost static – this is needed to balance that ambiguous second theme)

That transition passage work again

Cool rhythmic dislocation

Heavy accent on 2

New theme (closing theme)

Development Variation on closing theme, then rich unpredictable harmonic progression – where is it going?

Back home? Recapitulation?

NO! Fake out – wrong key and we’re off into uncharted harmonic territory again

Cool rhythmic dislocation

Variation on opening theme, leading to...

HOME! Sneaky return

Business as usual (recapitulation) Opening theme (in C Major, as in the beginning)

Business as usual (recapitulation) Opening theme Transitional material, tweaked

Business as usual (recapitulation) Opening theme Transitional material, tweaked Second theme, still in minor, but C minor (first time it was in G minor. Can you hear a difference? I’m not sure I do)

Business as usual (recapitulation) Opening theme Transitional material, tweaked Second theme, still in minor, but C minor Third theme (now in C Major; it was in G Major)

Business as usual (recapitulation) Opening theme Transitional material, tweaked Second theme, still in minor, but C minor Third theme (now in G Major) Closing theme (in C Major, the appropriate key for wrapping things up)

What the???? Harmonic swampland!

? What the???? ? A cadenza?? (A cadenza is a free section for the soloist in a concerto. This is a sonata, not a concerto!)

OK, only joking... Opening idea

Transition material “cleansed” and simplified loud then soft ending

Loud, athletic ending