Nm 34 / 2007 Guér
Guérard, Carlos Kjell:
Beethoven and the archetypal light : a unique multidisciplinary insight into the composer's creative process / Carlos Kjell Guérard. – 1st edition. – [S.l.] : Lulu, 2007. – 408 S. : Portr.
ISBN/ISMN 978-1-8475388-1-9
Inv.-Nr. 08.347
Inhalt: Part I. 1. Introduction. – 2. A platonic dialogue between Wolfgang and Werner. – 3. The pathos of music and the gnosis in Beethoven. – 4. Music and the platonic world of pure ideas. – 5. Beethoven's musical evolution. – 6. 1801 letters. – 7. 1802: The Heiligenstadt testament. – 8. Phaedo and the immortality of the soul. – 9. Mozart: the beloved son of god. – 10. The collective unconscious in the music of Ludwig van Beethoven. – 11. Wagner: A pilgrimage to Beethoven. – 12. Beethoven as son of the true enlightenment. – 13. Ataraxia. – 14. The physicist's view of nature. – 15. Religion and science as viewed by Albert Einstein. – 16. Mathematics Vs. superstition. – 17. Art as a means of expressing the divine. – 18. Schopenhauer: The true dimension of music. – 19. Lebenstraum: A dream of life. – 20. Pythagoras: Ideal beauty and number. – 21. Swedenborg. – 22. Fidelio. – 23. Umberto Giordano - Andrea Chénier. – 24. Schelling and the immortal beloved. – 25. Tristan and Isolde. – Part II. 26. The vedantic philosophical system. – 27. The pastoral symphony: Material-immaterial interaction in music. – 28. Franz Schubert: The Wanderer. – 29. Music as a higher revelation than all wisdom and philosophy. – 30. Hugo and the moral imperative: Jean Valjean and the human soul. – 31. Muss es sein? Fate and suffering; the Hammerklavier-Sonata. – 32. Experiencing god as the archetypal light: The late piano sonatas. – 33. Missa solemnis. – 34. Ninth symphony, op. 125 in D minor. – 35. The string quartet op. 131. – 36. Epilogue. – Appendix A - Long texts in their original. – Appendix B - Chronological tables. – Index.
- Schlagwörter:
- Beethoven, Ludwig van / Schaffensprozess / Philosophie / Naturwissenschaft / Religion
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Nm 34 / 2007 Guér 2014
Guérard, Carlos Kjell:
Beethoven and the archetypal light : a unique multidisciplinary insight into the composer's creative process / Carlos Kjell Guérard. – Second edition. – [Raleigh, NC] : Lulu, 2014. – 402 S. : Portr., Notenbeisp.
ISBN/ISMN 978-1-84753-881-9
Inv.-Nr. 18.030
Inhalt: Part I. 1. Introduction. – 2. A platonic dialogue between Wolfgang and Werner. – 3. The pathos of music and the gnosis in Beethoven. – 4. Music and the platonic world of pure ideas. – 5. Beethoven's musical evolution. – 6. 1801 letters. – 7. 1802: The Heiligenstadt testament. – 8. Phaedo and the immortality of the soul. – 9. Mozart: the beloved son of god. – 10. The collective unconscious in the music of Ludwig van Beethoven. – 11. Wagner: A pilgrimage to Beethoven. – 12. Beethoven as son of the true enlightenment. – 13. Ataraxia. – 14. The physicist's view of nature. – 15. Religion and science as viewed by Albert Einstein. – 16. Twentieth century physics. – 17. Beethoven and the archetypal light. – 18. Art as a means of expressing the divine: German idealism - 19. Schopenhauer: The true dimension of music. – 20. Lebenstraum: A dream of life. – 21. Pythagoras: Ideal beauty and number. – 22. Swedenborg. – 23. Fidelio. – 24. Umberto Giordano - Andrea Chénier. – 25. Schelling and the immortal beloved. – 26. Tristan and Isolde. – Part II. 27. The vedantic philosophical system. – 28. The pastoral symphony: Material-immaterial interaction in music. – 29. Franz Schubert: The Wanderer. – 30. Music as a higher revelation than all wisdom and philosophy. – 31. Hugo and the moral imperative: Jean Valjean and the human soul. – 32. Muss es sein? Fate and suffering; the Hammerklavier-Sonata. – 33. Experiencing god as the archetypal light: The late piano sonatas. – 34. Missa solemnis. – 35. Ninth symphony, op. 125 in D minor. – 36. The string quartet op. 131. – 37. Epilogue. – Appendix A - Long texts in their original. – Appendix B - Chronological tables. – Index.
- Schlagwörter:
- Beethoven, Ludwig van / Schaffensprozess / Philosophie / Naturwissenschaft / Religion
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