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"Für Elise" German For "For Elise" Is The Popular Name Of The Bagatelle In A Minor WoO 59 Marked Poco Moto A Piece Of Music For Solo Piano By Ludwig Van Beethoven 1770-1827 Dated 27 April 1810. Beethoven Scholars Are Not Entirely Certain Who "Elise" Was. The Most Reasonable Theory Is That Beethoven Originally Titled His Work "Für Therese" Therese Being Therese Malfatti Von Rohrenbach Zu Dezza 1792-1851 Whom Beethoven Intended To Marry In 1810 And Was Also One Of His Students. However She Declined Beethoven's Proposal. In 1816 Therese Who Was The Daughter Of The Viennese Merchant Jacob Malfatti Von Rohrenbach 1769-1829 Married The Austrian Nobleman And State Official Wilhelm Von Droßdik 1771-1859 When The Work Was Published In 1865 The Discoverer Of The Piece Ludwig Nohl Mistranscribed The Illegible Title As "Für Elise". The Autograph Is Lost. 2 Another Theory Is That 'Elise' Was Used To Describe A Sweetheart During Beethoven's Time. If This Is True Then The Piece Is Dedicated To Sweethearts In General With No Specific Person In Mind. However This Theory Is Unlikely Because It Doesn't Fit Well With Beethoven's Composing And Dedication History. "The Music" The Piece Begins In 3/8 With A Right-Hand Theme Accompanied By Arpeggios In The Left Hand The Harmonies Used Are A Minor And E Major. Homophony Is Used Here. The Next Section Maintains The Same Texture But Broadens The Chord Progression To Include C Major And G Major. A Lighter Section Follows Written In The Key Of F Major Then A Few Bars In C Major. The First Section Returns Without Alteration Next The Piece Moves Into An Agitated Theme Set Over A Pedal Point On A. After A Gauntlet Of Arpeggios And A Chromatic Scale The Main Theme Returns And The Piece Quietly Ends In Its Starting Key Of A Minor Dying Away With An Authentic Cadence. This Piece May Be A Bagatelle But Is Actually In Rondo Form. It Starts With The Main Theme A Developement Returns To The Main Theme Has A Second Devolopement And Then Returns To The Main Theme Again. This Is Written As A B A C A Although In Other Pieces There May Be In Total Three Or Four Developments.
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"Für Elise" (German for "For Elise") is the popular name of the bagatelle in A minor WoO 59, marked poco moto, a piece of music for solo piano by Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827), dated 27 April 1810.
Beethoven scholars are not entirely certain who "Elise" was. The most reasonable theory is that Beethoven originally titled his work "Für Therese", Therese being Therese Malfatti von Rohrenbach zu Dezza (1792-1851), whom Beethoven intended to marry in 1810 and was also one of his students. However, she declined Beethoven's proposal. In 1816 Therese, who was the daughter of the Viennese merchant Jacob Malfatti von Rohrenbach (1769-1829), married the Austrian nobleman and state official Wilhelm von Droßdik (1771-1859) When the work was published in 1865, the discoverer of the piece, Ludwig Nohl, mistranscribed the illegible title as "Für Elise". The autograph is lost.[2] Another theory is that 'Elise' was used to describe a sweetheart during Beethoven's time. If this is true, then the piece is dedicated to sweethearts in general, with no specific person in mind. However this theory is unlikely because it doesn't fit well with Beethoven's composing and dedication history.
"The music" :
The piece begins in 3/8 with a right-hand theme accompanied by arpeggios in the left hand; the harmonies used are A minor and E major. Homophony is used here. The next section maintains the same texture, but broadens the chord progression to include C major and G major. A lighter section follows, written in the key of F major, then a few bars in C major. The first section returns without alteration; next, the piece moves into an agitated theme set over a Pedal point on A. After a gauntlet of arpeggios and a chromatic scale, the main theme returns, and the piece quietly ends in its starting key of A minor, dying away, with an Authentic Cadence. This piece may be a Bagatelle, but is actually in Rondo form. It starts with the main theme, a developement, returns to the main theme, has a second devolopement, and then returns to the main theme again. This is written as A B A C A, although, in other pieces there may be, in total, three or four developments. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.