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Ladenburger, Michael: Die Klaviersonate "Das Lebe wohl (Les adieux)" Es-Dur op. 81a / Michael Ladenburger. – 2007. – Faks. (Brief), Ill.
In: Beethoven und der Leipziger Musikverlag Breitkopf & Härtel : "ich gebe Ihrer Handlung den Vorzug vor allen andern" ; Begleitbuch zur Ausstellung / hrsg. von Nicole Kämpken ... – Bonn : Verlag Beethoven-Haus, 2007. – (Veröffentlichungen des Beethoven-Hauses Bonn : Ausstellungskataloge ; 18). – S. 77-92
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Burstein, L. Poundie: "Lebe wohl tönt überall" and a "Reunion after so much sorrow" : Beethoven's op. 81a and the journeys of 1809 / L. Poundie Burstein. – 2010. – Portr., Ill., Kt.
In: The musical quarterly. – 93 (2010), No. 3-4, S. 366-413
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Abschnitte: Introduction. – Beethoven and the Archeduke. – Hope, despair and recovery: the war of 1809. – The dedications. – The sketches of the first movement. – The sketches of the Last two movements. – Timeline of op. 81a. – The subtitles in the context of their time. – Generic interactions and topical allusions. – Form and expression. – Conclusion.
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Kramer, Elizabeth: Lebewohl, Abwesenheit, and Wiedersehn : cyclic integration in Beethoven's "Grand characteristic sonata" in E flat, op. 81a / Elizabeth Kramer. – 2012. – Faks. (Noten), Notenbeisp.
In: Ad Parnassum. – 10 (2012)=Nr. 19, S. 129-163
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Abschnitte: Approaching Beethoven's "Grand characteristic sonata". – Characteristic, rhythmic, and melodic expressions in the first two movements. – Submediants and the flat sixth circa 1810. – Submediants in the first and second movements of op. 81a. – Melodic, rhythmic and harmonic integration in the finale. – The Coda to the op. 81a sonata and cyclic integration. – Conclusions.