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The songs and the sketches for the Allegro molto from Beethoven's Opus 110

The songs and the sketches for the Allegro molto from Beethoven's Opus 110
The songs and the sketches for the Allegro molto from Beethoven's Opus 110
Hard facts are difficult to ignore. Things we know about a piece of music that lie outside the notes—a date of composition, an anecdote about its genesis, a last-minute change of dedicatee—are not only useful to consider but often difficult to overlook when we contemplate them. Some of these things may be purely musical ("Doesn't that horn player know how to count?"), others lead beyond the realm of tones to the theater and literature ("the tomb scene in Romeo and Juliet," "Read Shakespeare's Tempest"), or to philosophy ("the starry skies above us").
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Drabkin, William
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Drabkin, William
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Drabkin, William (2007) The songs and the sketches for the Allegro molto from Beethoven's Opus 110. Beethoven-Forum, 14 (1), Spring Issue, 44-72.

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Hard facts are difficult to ignore. Things we know about a piece of music that lie outside the notes—a date of composition, an anecdote about its genesis, a last-minute change of dedicatee—are not only useful to consider but often difficult to overlook when we contemplate them. Some of these things may be purely musical ("Doesn't that horn player know how to count?"), others lead beyond the realm of tones to the theater and literature ("the tomb scene in Romeo and Juliet," "Read Shakespeare's Tempest"), or to philosophy ("the starry skies above us").

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Published date: 2007
Organisations: Music

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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/392069
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Last modified: 11 Dec 2021 09:44

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