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[[File:Beethoven Moonlight 1st movement.ogg|thumb|250px|The sonata's first movement]] | [[File:Beethoven Moonlight 1st movement.ogg|thumb|250px|The sonata's first movement, the part heard in both stories cited above.]] | ||
Neither story identifies the name of the piece, but the famous symphony is clearly recognisable in both. | Neither story identifies the name of the piece, but the famous symphony is clearly recognisable in both. | ||
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Revision as of 01:05, 22 January 2014
The Moonlight Sonata was a Beethoven symphony that the Sixth Doctor attempted to play on the piano before stumbling and giving up, regretting turning down Elton John's lessons. (AUDIO: Project: Twilight)
The composition played in 2007 on John Ellis' 1950s radio; John smiled at the tune. (TV: Out of Time)
Behind the scenes
Neither story identifies the name of the piece, but the famous symphony is clearly recognisable in both.
