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Arts, Birgitta F.: Beethoven had access to a pianoforte with a keyboard compass of FF-c'''' in 1802 : the relationship between the Stein-Streicher family and the composer Ludwig van Beethoven in the early years in Vienna (1796-1803) / Birgitta F. Arts. – [S.l.], 2015. – 12 S.
Ausdruck aus dem Internet vom 30.1.2015: www.stein1802project.com.
Inv.-Nr. 15.092
Abschnitte: Introduction. – Details on a 1802 pianoforte by "Frère et Soeur Stein d' Augsbourg" à Vienne. – Pianos in Vienna at the beginning of the year 1802. – From the builder's percpective: the Stein and Streicher families in the period 1800-1803. – A separation being prepared?. – Towards a resolution of the family conflict. – Beethoven's dealings with publishers and instrument makers in the early 1800's. – Beethoven's pianos in the early 1800's. – Extending the compass of his compositions. – Conclusion.
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Arts, Birgitta F.: The impossible note in Beethoven's piano sonata opus 27 no. 2 / Birgitta Arts and Sietse Kok. – [S.l.], 2015. – 17 S.
Ausdruck aus dem Internet vom 5.6.2015: www.stein1802project.com.
Inv.-Nr. 15.641
Abschnitte: The case of the original edition of opus 27.2: an impossible note or animpossible error? - The instrument and the keyboard range. – Backgrounds of the original edition of opus 27.2 (1802). – The impossible error in the "Adagio sostenuto". – The major ninth in Beethoven's sonatas. – Twenty years later: the major ninth in sonata 31 op. 110. – Taking closer look at opus 100. – Taking a closer look at hte entire first movement of sonata n. 14 op.us 27.2. – Opus 27.2 in the context of the composer's personal life. – In conclusion. – Epilogue.
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Arts, Birgitta F.: Beethoven had access to a pianoforte with the keyboard compass of FF-c'''' in 1802 / Birgitta F. Arts. – [S.l.], 2015. – 12 S.
Inv.-Nr. 15.642