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Gaona, Brian S.:
Through the lens of freemasonry : the influence of ancient esoteric thought on Beethoven's late works / by Brian S. Gaona. – 2010. – VIII, 209 S. : Notenbeisp.
Ausdruck aus dem Internet vom 5.3.2014: https://www.ideals.illinois.edu/handle/2142/16092.
Urbana-Champaign, Ill., Univ. of Illinois, Diss. (DMA), 2010
Inv.-Nr. 14.178
Inhalt (grob): Introduction. – Part I. The cultural background of Beethoven's life path. – 1. "Zeitgeist" and freemasonry of Beethoven's time. – 1.1. The roots of intellectual revolution. – 1.2. Orientalism and indologyy. – 1.3. The backdrop of revolutionary Europe. – 1.4. The masonic factor. – 1.5. Related groups. – 2. The masonic view of music. – 3. Beethoven's specific masonic/esoteric background. – 3.1. Bonn in the 1770s and 80s. – 3.2. Beethoven's peculiar social position in Bonn. – 3.3. Beethoven's early masonic web. – 3.4. From student to professional - Bonn. – 3.5. From student to professional - Vienna. – 3.6. Masonic motifs. – Part II. The musical consequences. – 4. Bagatelle, opus 119, no. 7. – 5. Sonata no. 32 in C minor, opus 111, movt. II: Arietta. – 6. Quart in c-sharp minor, opus 131. – 7. Conclusions. – Appendix A. Beethoven's mythological readings and personal library. – Appendix B. Prominetn masons/illuminati in Beethoven's world. – Appendix C. Timeline of Beethoven's masonic interactions. – Appendix D. Alternative calculations showing the relationship between the Hebrew and Babylonian flood chronologies. – Bibliography.
- Schlagwörter:
- Beethoven, Ludwig van / Freimaurer / Weltanschauung
- Beethoven, Ludwig van / letzte Schaffensperiode / Freimaurer / Weltanschauung
- Beethoven, Ludwig van / Mythologie / Lektüre
- Beethoven, Ludwig van / Zeitgenossen / Freimaurer / Verzeichnis
- Beethoven, Ludwig van / Indien
- Freimaurer / Musik
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