Moonlight Sonata 2nd MVT | Sheet Music with Letter-Names

Moonlight Sonata ~ COMPLETE 2nd Movement

from Piano Sonata No. 14

(Sonata quasi una fantasia)

by Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827)

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Sheet Music

with letter note-names included

from

Piano With Kent (R)

and

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• Product format: Printable PDF.

• One (1) PDF file – 2 pages total.

• You will receive an immediate PDF download link, plus an immediate follow-up email, with that same link.

• Each note is labeled with its musically accurate letter-name, such as A, F#, B♭.

• This is the ENTIRE SECOND MOVEMENT of Piano Sonata No. 14, “Moonlight Sonata” by Ludwig van Beethoven.  
• You can purchase the 1st movement HERE (on this site).
• You can purchase the 3rd movement HERE (on this site)

• COMPLETE and UNABRIDGED, just as Beethoven wrote it. (NO SIMPLIFICATIONS or changes were made to the original music.)

• ORIGINAL KEY.

• If you have any questions, product issues, feedback, or suggestions, please feel free to contact Kent HERE.

• Looking for more sheet music with added letter-names? Please visit my store HERE (on this site).

ABOUT THE NOTE-NAMES (LETTERS)

The note-names on this sheet music use the standard "musical alphabet." These lettered notes are 100% musically accurate, based on the prevailing key signature; and also, according to any and all accidentals. (Accidentals are sharps, flats or naturals, as inserted by the composer, just before a given note.)

Based on the above, it’s never necessary to “second-guess” these note labels, as you read continuously through the piece. Meaning: If you see a label "F" on this sheet music, then you know it is a regular F -- and, if it says F#, then you know it is an F-sharp.

I have pointed this out (above), because certain other sheet music which has letter-names inside the note-heads, does NOT always take this into account. Example: With that type of sheet, you might see an "F" inside the notehead, but you can't be sure if this means F#, or F, or Fb, etc. -- unless, you stop and consider the key signature, and/or any accidentals that are in effect! Not so simple...

Instead of all this (above), my note labels take care of all this business for you! (Simply read the letter-names, exactly as written.)