Song
Moonlight Sonata (first movement)
Ludwig van Beethoven, 1802 (public domain) · arrangements: 66music original · one instrument so far
G sharp; C sharp; E; G sharp; C sharp; E; G sharp; C sharp; E; G sharp; C sharp; E; G sharp; C sharp; E; G sharp; C sharp; E; G sharp; C sharp; E; G sharp; C sharp; E; A; C sharp; E; A; C sharp; E; A; D; F sharp; A; D; F sharp; G sharp; B sharp; F sharp; G sharp; C sharp; E; G sharp; C sharp; D sharp; F sharp; B sharp; D sharp; E; G sharp; C sharp; G sharp; C sharp; E; G sharp; C sharp; E; G sharp; G sharp; G sharp; G sharp; G sharp; G sharp; A; G sharp; F sharp; B; E; G sharp; B; E; G sharp; B; E; G sharp; B; E; G; B; E; G; B; E; G; B; E; G; G; G; G; G; G; F sharp; F sharp; G; E; F sharp; F sharp; B; B; D; F sharp; B; D sharp; F sharp; B; C; A sharp; B; B; C; A sharp; B; B; B; A; G; F sharp; C sharp; C sharp; C sharp; F sharp; A; C sharp; F sharp; C sharp; F sharp; A; C sharp; C sharp; C sharp; C sharp; C sharp; C sharp; B sharp; C sharp; D sharp; D sharp; E; D sharp; C sharp
No notation for this one: it moves in triplets, and this engraver rounds to sixteenths — which would print a rest inside every triplet that the composer never wrote. The falling keys are millisecond-based and show it honestly.
The opening twenty-seven bars: the rising triplet figure that runs through the whole movement, as a single line. Slow on purpose — it is marked adagio sostenuto, and this tempo is a beginner's rather than a performance one. Open in the piano room →