Composer

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Ludwig van Beethoven

Genre

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Chamber

Style

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Chamber Music

Compose Date

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1819

Average_duration

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15:22

Movement_count

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11

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Mödlinger Tänze (11), WoO 17 is a set of eleven dances composed by Ludwig van Beethoven in 1819. The piece was premiered in Mödling, a town near Vienna, in the same year. The set consists of eleven movements, each with its own unique character and style. The first movement is a lively and energetic waltz in G major, followed by a graceful and elegant minuet in A major. The third movement is a playful and cheerful waltz in D major, while the fourth movement is a more subdued and melancholic minuet in G minor. The fifth movement is a lively and spirited waltz in C major, followed by a graceful and elegant minuet in F major. The sixth movement is a playful and cheerful waltz in B-flat major, while the seventh movement is a more subdued and melancholic minuet in E-flat major. The eighth movement is a lively and spirited waltz in A major, followed by a graceful and elegant minuet in D major. The ninth movement is a playful and cheerful waltz in G major, while the tenth movement is a more subdued and melancholic minuet in C minor. The final movement is a lively and energetic waltz in F major, bringing the set to a joyful and celebratory conclusion. Overall, Mödlinger Tänze (11), WoO 17 is a charming and delightful set of dances, showcasing Beethoven's skill in composing music that is both elegant and playful. The piece is a testament to Beethoven's versatility as a composer, and remains a popular choice for performances and recordings to this day.

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