bagatelle

The machine tools required for this programme are really a bagatelle compared with our capacity to produce. I would like to point out that that sum is a mere bagatelle of the whole revenue. If the problem is not going to be faced in that way, transference is a mere bagatelle, scarcely worth a second thought.

Für Elise Description. A number of questions regarding Beethoven's most famous bagatelle, "Für Elise", remain unanswered until today: What happened to the complete autograph and who was "Elise"? The bagatelle was written between 1808 and 1810.

Ludwig van Beethoven The Eleven Bagatelles, Op. 119 were written by Ludwig van Beethoven between the 1790s and the early 1820s.

eleven Beethoven composed several bagatelles, i.e., short pieces for piano, of a light and mellow character. There are seven bagatelles comprising his Opus 33, eleven comprising Opus 119, and six comprising Opus 126.

trifle On this page you'll find 12 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to bagatelle, such as: game, knickknack, toy, and trifle.

French Translation of bagatelle – French–English dictionary Je ne m'occupe pas de ce genre de bagatelles. I don't concern myself with such trifles.

History of the musical bagatelle Bagatelles date back to the Baroque era, where the term was first coined by Francois Couperin in 1717 (named after a type of tabletop billiards). However, the composer who wrote the most popular bagatelles was Ludwig van Beethoven (who wrote three sets and some change).

Bray, IrelandBagatelle / OriginBray is a coastal town in north County Wicklow, Ireland. It is situated about 20 km south of Dublin city centre on the east coast. It has a population of 33,512 making it the tenth largest urban area within Ireland. Wikipedia

Ludwig van Beethoven and Für Elise Beethoven wrote this small gem on April 27, 1810, and called it a “bagatelle.” The term's meaning is a trifle or a thing of little importance. In music, a bagatelle is a short, light piece of music, usually for the piano.

Eleven pieces, Op. 119, came out in 1820, and the six of Op. 126, the last of his Bagatelles, were composed around 1823, the year he was finishing the Ninth Symphony, the Missa solemnis, and the Diabelli Variations for piano.

Ludwig van BeethovenFür Elise / Composer One of the most recognized tunes from the annals of classical music, the Bagatelle No. 25 in A Minor WoO 59 (better known as Für Elise) is also one of the three most recognized melodies of Ludwig van Beethoven.

1630s, "a trifle, thing of no importance," from French bagatelle "knick-knack, bauble, trinket" (16c.), from Italian bagatella "a trifle," which is perhaps a diminutive of Latin baca "berry," or from one of the continental words (such as Old French bague "bundle") from the same source as English bag (n.).