The examination of Ludwig Van Beethoven's Op. 110, No. 31 piano sonata in terms of form, harmony and pianistic

In the history of music, Ludvig van Beethoven is the Pioneer among the composers who bridged the Classical era of the Romantic era. His bold and avant-garde approach to music has brought Beethoven to the top amongst a handful of names in artistic creation. The cornerstones of his music lies within his love for nature and people as well as his emotional, tenacious, stubborn and contrary character. Despite that, he experienced one of the most unfortunate illness a musician and a composer could have and struggled with the deterioration of his condition towards the latter stages of his life. His tenacity and passion to compose music have prevailed and made him one of the most remarkable composers of all time. This study has analyzed the Piano Sonata Op.110, No.31, which he composed late in his career when he was completely deaf, through harmony, form and pianistic perspectives. While conducting this analysis, the paper highlights the essential information for students in detail.