Hans von Bülow described Beethoven's 32 piano sonatas as “Music's New Testament.” Since its first appearance, Henle's complete two-volume edition  has been valued by specialists as the most dependable Urtext, and belongs in every pianist's library. It contains an inexhaustible treasure of pianistic and musical mastery, setting technically challenging works with a high level of name-recognition, such as the “Pathétique,” “Moonlight,” “Tempest,” “Waldstein,” “Appassionata,” and “Hammerklavier” sonatas, alongside other, less difficult works. 

• Piano Sonata G major op. 31,1
• Piano 8 difficult

• Piano Sonata (Tempest) d minor op. 31,2
• Piano 8 difficult

• Piano Sonata (Hunting) E flat major op. 31,3
• Piano 7 difficult

• Piano Sonata g minor op. 49,1
• Piano 3 easy

• Piano Sonata G major op. 49,2
• Piano 3 easy

• Piano Sonata (Waldstein Sonata) C major op. 53
• Piano 9 difficult

• Piano Sonata F major op. 54
• Piano 7 difficult

• Piano Sonata (Appassionata) f minor op. 57
• Piano 9 difficult

• Piano Sonata (A Thérèse) F sharp major op. 78
• Piano 7 difficult

• Piano Sonata (Sonatina) G major op. 79
• Piano 7 difficult

• Piano Sonata (Les Adieux) E flat major op. 81a
• Piano 8 difficult

• Piano Sonata e minor op. 90
• Piano 7 difficult

• Piano Sonata A major op. 101
• Piano 9 difficult

• Piano Sonata (Hammerklavier) B flat major op. 106
• Piano 9 difficult

• Piano Sonata E major op. 109
• Piano 8 difficult

• Piano Sonata A flat major op. 110
• Piano 8 difficult

• Piano Sonata c minor op. 111
• Piano 9 difficult