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Beethoven's Piano Sonata No. 25, Op. 79, nicknamed "Cuckoo" for its playful motifs, is notable for its brevity and compact structure. Written during his middle period, it blends Classical clarity with hints of Romantic expressiveness.

This compact three-movement sonata reflects Beethoven's middle-period style. Its nickname "Cuckoo Sonata" (unofficial) comes from the bird-like motifs in the final movement. The unusual 9/8 time signature in the Andante creates a flowing barcarolle-like atmosphere.

A concise three-movement piano sonata nicknamed "Cuckoo" for its playful finale. Represents Beethoven's middle period, blending classical structure with early Romantic expressiveness. Its brevity contrasts with his more monumental sonatas.