Jul 25, 2026 · 1 hr 5 min · 10 segments
Is Ludwig van Beethoven neglected? No, not at all. But with the well-deserved emphasis on his symphonies, a couple of piano concertos and a handful of piano sonatas and string quartets; there is…
But with the well-deserved emphasis on his symphonies, his piano concertos, and a handful of piano sonatas and string quartets, there is another about roughly eighty hours of music to explore.
And in the same way that maybe Picasso, Rembrandt, Shakespeare, and Dickens created very little that is not of extraordinary quality, there is a bunch of incredible music that is not going to be encountered by the casual listener.
But with the well-deserved emphasis on his symphonies, his piano concertos, and a handful of piano sonatas and string quartets, there is another about roughly eighty hours of music to explore.
And in the same way that maybe Picasso, Rembrandt, Shakespeare, and Dickens created very little that is not of extraordinary quality, there is a bunch of incredible music that is not going to be encountered by the casual listener.
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