This is one of the most overwhelming contrapuntal piece ever! Enjoy and share, please! Beethoven: Sonata No.31 m, op.110 - Last movement - Fugue Glenn Gould: piano The third movement’s structure alternates two slow arioso sections with two faster fugues. In Brendel’s analysis there are six sections – recitative, arioso, first fugue, arioso, fugue inversion, homophonic conclusion (Brendel 1990,[page needed]). The movement uses the scherzo’s concluding ritardando bass arpeggio in F major to resolv