By
Ludwig van Beethoven
Beethoven's "Rage Over a Lost Penny," Op. 129, is a lively and humorous composition written in 1795. The piece is said to have been inspired by a memory of Beethoven where he reportedly became furious over losing a coin of his. "Rage Over a Lost Penny" is a virtuosic and spirited work, celebrated for its playful and joyful character, and it remains a delightful and memorable piece in Beethoven's early piano repertoire.
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by:
Claire Huangci
In this lesson, Claire Huangci shows how Beethoven's Rondo a capriccio, the so-called "Rage over a lost penny," presents a series of etudes to improve your strength and dexterity. Part Gypsy dance, part glorified study piece, Huangci walks you through every new section and variation, tackling each new technical challenge in turn
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