Beethoven's Most Beautiful Work

[MhB]

The Op. 110 Piano Sonata 1st movement. So serene and cosmic, truly the work of an 'old' man (pardon the adjective, I mean it in the best sense).

[Ellery]

well... as other times i just have to say 9th symphoni. The entire symphony its a glorious work, i think the masterwork of the great master of music. I can add the choral fantasy, and i love Hammerklavies, but this sonata is not for newbies in beethoven.

[PDG]

Originally posted by Big D:
The most beautiful work by B is his string quartet #15 in A minor. This work took years for me to understand because it's not the most accessible of B's pieces, but when I finally did grasp it's genius, it was a great experience. Do yourself a favor and listen to it!

And of course, the waltz finale's theme is one of his very greatest melodies. And what a coda!!