Adagio cantabile from Sonata, Op. 13 (Pathetique)

1798 saw Beethoven finish what would become one of his most celebrated compositions, the piano sonata number 8 in C minor, commonly known as the Sonata Pathétique. The second movement, the Adagio cantabile (slowly, in a singing style) is here transcribed for Trombone. The movement is a simple rondo, having theme which recurs several times separated by other themes, and it works especially well for wind instruments like the Trombone, which can play with an almost human singing quality.