Piano Sonata No. 14
Piano sonata by Ludwig van BeethovenWikipedia
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Oct 28, 2026
Adam RipponHOST
But Jimmy, he brings something completely different than everybody else, and it's so fun to have that mixed in.
Adam RipponHOST
Jacob had a really nice short program to Moonlight Sonata.
Ashley WagnerHOST
The
Adam RipponHOST
Free Skate got away from him a little bit.
Stefan MolyneuxHOST
And, you know, it's not good, right, because they're just a little kid.
Stefan MolyneuxHOST
And they're like, isn't this the most beautiful thing you've ever heard, Daddy? And what's the dad going to say? Well, it's no Moonlight Sonata, kid.
Stefan MolyneuxHOST
You've got another 20 years to go before you produce anything good.
Stefan MolyneuxHOST
Oh, daddy.
Ashlee YoungGUEST
Right.
Ashlee YoungGUEST
So let's say you start and you want to learn how to play the Moonlight Sonata or you have a student that wants to learn how to play the Moonlight Sonata.
Ashlee YoungGUEST
Like what I fundamentally believe and what I bet a lot of your listeners believe is that your students can absolutely get there right like i inherently believe that any student can play anything they want to it's just a matter of like how long are they willing to work at it right and sometimes it's a lot longer than they want and so i used to tell my students like i cannot make you promises about the time frame that it will take you to learn this piece because there's too many variables but what i can promise you is that if you start and you don't stop and you implement what I tell you to do, you will get there.
Ashlee YoungGUEST
And I give the same advice about an online course or selling something online.
Cass MorannHOST
So it felt like it could be in Moscow.
Cass MorannHOST
Jacob also said that he always knew that Moonlight Sonata would be the music over this scene because Jacob thinks it's the most beautiful piece of music ever written.
Cass MorannHOST
And that's what Shane hears when Ilya speaks Russian is the most beautiful music ever.
Cass MorannHOST
And now I'm just going to fall apart.
Cass MorannHOST
It's incredible.
Cass MorannHOST
I also love the idea that All Believe in Anything is the Sunshine song and Moonlight Sonata is obviously the Moonlight song.
Cass MorannHOST
And they get there happily ever after because of the sunlight that Scott and Kip bring into the world.
Cass MorannHOST
But that also like Scott and Kip get this really loud external happiness.
Katie PatersonGUEST
Earth.
Katie PatersonGUEST
So Earth, Moon, Earth involved beaming Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata to the moon and back to Earth using a kind of radio technology that's called Earth, Moon, Earth or Moon Bounce.
Katie PatersonGUEST
And it's a really, you know, underground, not very known about technology technology.
Katie PatersonGUEST
where people literally send each other messages via the moon, using the moon as like a kind of transmitter.
Katie PatersonGUEST
But I love the idea of beaming messages and using the moon as this kind of transmitter of messages to one another.
Katie PatersonGUEST
But instead of sending words, I decided to send a piece of music.
Katie PatersonGUEST
And that was Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata.
Katie PatersonGUEST
The song I translated into Morse code because that's the way it's sent.
RenHOST
And I think that...
RenHOST
You know, Moonlight Sonata is the thing that plays during Ilya's monologue.
RenHOST
And so it's like he's been in the dark for so long.
RenHOST
And I think that it is so heartbreaking.
Steve AndichSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
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On the next edition of Classical Guitar Alive, Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata, music by Paul Simon, Philip Glass, Augustine Barrios-Mongare, and more.
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That's this week on Classical Guitar Alive.
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Saturday at 12
Pat CorkeryHOST
And we just heard then from the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra with the Light Cavalry Overture.
Pat CorkeryHOST
James Last's orchestra have for us the Moonlight Sonata.
Pat CorkeryHOST
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Pat CorkeryHOST
Thank you.
Pat CorkeryHOST
Thank you.
Pat CorkeryHOST
Thank you.
Pat CorkeryHOST
Moonlight Sonata was played there by James Last's orchestra.
Pat CorkeryHOST
A tune on the piano now from Paul Barton, Claire de Lune.
Chris PowersHOST
Roque's like, "It was the fifth sonata.
Chris PowersHOST
It was Moonlight Sonata."
Dan PowersHOST
Like, Roque is, uh, it's like, okay, Roque, fair point, but dude, are you gonna just gloss-
Chris PowersHOST
He tried to-
Chris PowersHOST
He tried to kill us.
Dan PowersHOST
Come on, man.
Chris PowersHOST
It was Moonlight Sonata.
Dan PowersHOST
Yeah.
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VictorHOST
Um, with, you know, with the moonlight sonata playing in the background, I think that's what it is.
VictorHOST
Um, it, it was like watching one of those subtitled French movies, you know, where, uh, they're kind of, um, they've really captured the moment and he delivered that so well.
VictorHOST
And to think he's from
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TomGUEST
Yeah.
AlHOST
Yeah.
TomGUEST
In the long Russian monologue, Victor called out that it is Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata.
TomGUEST
Tierney described that music as what Shane hears when Ilya speaks Russian.
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