Home / Music / Emperor Francis II called Beethoven's First 'revolutionary'Music linernotes album music beethovenEmperor Francis II called Beethoven's First 'revolutionary'Emperor Francis II reportedly attended the premiere of Beethoven’s Symphony No. 1 and said, “There is something revolutionary in that music!” Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesBeethoven's Op. 135 is the lightest of the late quartets — short, Classical, almost playfulBeethoven's First Symphony nods to Haydn and Mozart but the sforzandi are all his ownBeethoven's Hammerklavier held the title for longest standard piano sonataBeethoven's String Quartet No. 14 has seven connected movementsBeethoven's String Quartet No. 15 has five movementsExploreBill Withers' Carnegie Hall show was preserved on a double LPSons of Kemet's Black to the Future was recorded in LondonBlonde on Blonde was saved by a move to NashvilleFleetwood Mac jammed at Chess Studios in 1969Buena Vista Social Club was recorded in six days in HavanaPrevious Faithfull co-wrote the title track of Vagabond Ways herselfNext Elizabeth Fraser's vocals made 'Teardrop' the standout on Mezzanine.