Rage Over a Lost Penny
The Rondo a capriccio in G major, Op. 129, is a piano rondo by Ludwig van Beethoven often called "The Rage Over the Lost Penny" (or "Rage Over a Lost Penny"). This nickname was not Beethoven's own, and this work was first published after Beethoven's death.
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Piano - Rondo - Ludwig van Beethoven
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Despite the late opus number, this piece actually dates from 1795, very early in the composer's career. It was left incomplete by Beethoven and subsequently finished by an unknown editor--probably the publisher Anton Diabelli.
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Opus number - 1795 - Anton Diabelli
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Although not considered one of Beethoven's greatest piano works, the "Rage Over the Lost Penny" is a favorite with audiences and frequently performed.
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