Mozart: Piano concerto no. 9 K 271
Beethoven: Sonatas opus 31 no. And opus 81a ‘Les Adieux’
Beethoven: ‘Eroica’ Variations opus 35
Beethoven: Piano concerto no. 5 opus73 ‘Emperor’
Schubert: Impromptu opus 90 D 899
Schubert: Piano trio no. 2 D 929
Chopin: Nocturnes opus 9 no. 2 and opus 55 no. 2
Brahms: Trio for horn, violin and piano opus 40
Brahms: Sonata for clarinet and piano opus 120 no. 2
E flat minor (D sharp minor)
The key signature of E flat minor has six flats. Its enharmonic equivalent is D sharp
minor which has six sharps. Its relative major is G flat major. Its tonic major is E flat
major. The natural minor scale of E flat minor consists of the notes E flat, F, G flat, A
flat, B flat, C flat and D flat and E flat.
In both books of ‘The Well-tempered Clavier’ Bach notated the eighth prelude in E flat
minor and its accompanying fugue in D sharp minor.
Some piano pieces in E flat minor:
Haydn: Piano Trio (Hoboken XV 28)
Brahms: Scherzo opus 4
Scharwenka: Polish Dance opus 3 no. 1
Dvo%ák: Humoresque opus 101 no. 1
Khachaturian: Toccata (1932)
D sharp minor (E flat minor)
The key signature of D sharp minor has six sharps. Its enharmonic equivalent is E flat
minor which has six flats. Its relative major is F sharp major. Its tonic major is D sharp
major which, as it contains nine sharps, is not used and is replaced by E flat major. The
natural minor scale of D sharp minor consists of the notes D sharp, E sharp [F], F sharp,