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#1986129 11/13/12 12:50 PM
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why do they say 35, are there an extra 3 that I haven't heard about? http://shop.abrsm.org/shop/prod/ABRSM-The-35-Piano-Sonatas-Volume-1-up-to-Op-14/2001411

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Yes, there are 3 sonatinas, I believe without opus numbers, which are sometimes included with the sonatas.

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Yes, I think they are WoO: Werke ohne Opuszahl - Work without Opus number.
Check out this excellent website:
http://www.lvbeethoven.com/Oeuvres/ListWoO.html

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Don't forget that the juvenile Op.49 ones are often regarded as 'sonatinas' and Beethoven didn't want them published as part of his oeuvre of Sonatas.


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Cooper says: "The three extra ones are normally omitted as they were very early works written when Beethoven was 12. I feel there is no reason to omit them as they are full scale works."



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Cooper's Beethoven piano sonatas are so well laid out that it makes reading through the sonatas some much more easier. The fingering is the best and the comments always helpful.


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