Sonata in F minor Op.2 No.1 Movement I — Beethoven: piano chords
The full chord chart for Sonata in F minor Op.2 No.1 Movement I by Beethoven, bar by bar in the original key — and a free player that runs the chords in time with the record while you play.
The chords in Sonata in F minor Op.2 No.1 Movement I
Sonata in F minor Op.2 No.1 Movement I by Beethoven sits in F minor at a fast 200 BPM and moves through 12 chords. It’s a friendly first play-along: the changes come at an easy pace, so you can watch each chord land before the next one arrives.
Song structure
- Part 1
- 0:05Part 2
- 0:12Part 3
- 0:17Part 4
- 0:23Part 5
- 0:28Part 6
- 0:32Part 7
- 0:37Part 8
- 0:43Part 9
- 0:49Part 10
- 0:54Part 11
- 0:59Part 12
- 1:07Part 13
- 1:12Part 14
- 1:17Part 15
- 1:22Part 16
- 1:28Part 17
- 1:33Part 18
- 1:37Part 19
- 1:42Part 20
- 1:47Part 21
- 1:53Part 22
- 2:00Part 23
- 2:05Part 24
- 2:11Part 25
- 2:15Part 26
- 2:20Part 27
- 2:26Part 28
- 2:31Part 29
- 2:37Part 30
- 2:42Part 31
- 2:47Part 32
- 2:52Part 33
- 2:58Part 34
Learn the chords first
If any of these shapes are new, the free chord trainer teaches every chord in F minor — from plain triads to inversions — with real-song exercises. Then come back and play the record.
Quick answers
Is Sonata in F minor Op.2 No.1 Movement I by Beethoven hard to play on piano?
Sonata in F minor Op.2 No.1 Movement I is a beginner-friendly piece at 200 BPM: the chords change at an easy pace, and 12 chords carry it. A first-year player can play along.
What key is Sonata in F minor Op.2 No.1 Movement I by Beethoven in?
Sonata in F minor Op.2 No.1 Movement I is in F minor, at around 200 BPM.
What are the chords in Sonata in F minor Op.2 No.1 Movement I by Beethoven?
The main chords are Fm, Csus4, Ab, C, C7, Cm, Eb7, Dbsus2 and more — see the full bar-by-bar chart on this page.