Nc 6 / 1986 Beet
Jander, Owen:
"If love and strength are wedded" : the meaning of the "Choral fantasia", opus 80, and the work's narrative significance as the conclusion of Beethoven's concert of December 22, 1808 / Owen Jander. – 2015. – Faks (Noten)
Auszug aus dem unvollendeten Buchprojekt von Owen Jander "Beethoven and the musical farewell".
In: The Beethoven journal / San José State University. – 30 (2015), No. 1, S. 4-24
Inv.-Nr. 15.1005 HB
Abschnitte: I. Introduction. – II. Beethoven's two pendant symphonies. – IIA. The "murmuring of the brook". – IIB. The goldfinch and the shepherd's song. – IIC. Beethoven's symphony in C Minor (originally numbered his Sixth symphony). – IID. Beethoven's references to his deafness in the third movement of his Symphony in C Minor. – III. The "choral fantasia". – IIIA. Twentieth-century disparagement of the "Choral fantasia". – IIIB. The "Choral fantasia's" first review. – IV. The three sources of Beethoven's program for the "Choral fantasia". – IVa. Daniel Steibelt and his "Fantaisie en forme de scène". – IVB. Johann Georg Sulzer's article on "Begeisterung" (Inspiration), 1771. – IVC. Georg Joseph Vogler and his "Nazional-Charakteristisches Konzert". – IVD. Vogler in a contest with Beethoven, 1803. – V. Beethoven's sketches for the "Choral fantasia". – VII. The "Choral fantasia's" poem. – VIII. The recurring beckoning of Beethoven's Muse. – IX. The musical narrative in Beethoven's "Choral fantasia". – X. Thoughts by Beethoven, versified with the assistance of Kuffner. – Notes.
- Schlagwörter:
- Beethoven, Ludwig van / op. 67 / op. 68 / op. 80 / Aufführung / Akademie / 1808
- Beethoven, Ludwig van / Akademie / 1808
- Beethoven, Ludwig van / op. 80 / Steibelt, Daniel / Sulzer, Johann Georg / Vogler, Georg Joseph
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