Für Elise: The Story of a Masterpiece
November 14 @ 7:30 pm

Who was Elise? For more than 200 years, Ludwig van Beethoven’s “Für Elise” has been one of the most recognizable pieces of classical music ever written. Its opening notes are familiar to audiences around the world, yet the identity of the woman who inspired the work remains one of music history’s enduring mysteries. Für Elise: The Story of a Masterpiece explores this question that has fascinated musicians, historians and Beethoven admirers for generations.
Through drama, humor and intrigue, the play presents two women who may have been the elusive Elise: a passionate romantic interest and a young piano student. As their stories unfold, audiences are drawn into a world of ambition, inspiration and obsession during the life of one of history’s greatest composers.
Whether you’re a classical music enthusiast or simply enjoy a compelling story, Für Elise: The Story of a Masterpiece offers a fresh perspective on the famous work and the mystery behind its name. Discover the people, passions and possibilities that may have inspired one of Beethoven’s most beloved compositions.