On the performance of Beethovens symphonies
reproduce Haydn or Beethoven Berlioz or Wagner. I believe I am not going too far when 1 say that a conductor.
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Concerning the Review of the Urtext Edition of Beethovens Ninth
Jonathan Del Mar. T he new edition of the nine Beethoven symphonies has of course been quite a major task so it is with some eagerness that I have been looking.
Harmonic Rhythm in the Beethoven Symphonies* - Since about
to ?nd discussions of the Beethoven symphonies which challenge their pre-eminent position in the musical literature. With the support of long tradition one
The Role of the Piccolo in Beethovens Orchestration
2001) 252-53. 20 Ludvig van Beethoven
The Beethoven Symphonies in London: Initial Decades
identify the performances of the Beethoven symphonies in London but. 1 Nicholas Temperley
Beethovens Symphonies: An Artistic Vision
Beethoven's Symphonies: An Artistic. Vision. By Lewis Lockwood. New York: W. W. Norton 2015. [xvi
THE HORN IN BEETHOVENS SYMPHONIES
a melodist and this was a development in which Beethoven
Numerical Odds and Evens in Beethovens Nine Symphonies
Abstract. The odd-numbered symphonies of Ludwig van Beethoven have long been said to differ qualitatively from his even-numbered symphonies.
Critical Reaction to Beethoven in France: François-Joseph Fétis
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Quelle est la plus belle symphonie de Beethoven ?
Ludwig van Beethoven .
Dans une étude menée par le mensuel BBC Music Magazine, la 3ème symphonie du compositeur allemand, dite Héroïque, serait la meilleure symphonie de tous les temps. C'est en tout cas ce que révèle un top 20 publié dans l'édition de septembre du magazine britannique.Quels sont les noms des 9 symphonies de Beethoven ?
9 symphonies (The)
Symphonie No 1 en ut majeur, op. Symphonie No 3 'Héroïque' en mi bémol majeur, op. Symphonie No 2 en ré majeur, op. Symphonie No 4 en si bémol majeur, op. Symphonie No 5 en ut mineur, op. Symphonie No 6 'Pastorale' en fa majeur, op. Symphonie No 7 en la majeur, op. Symphonie No 8 en fa majeur, op.Quelles sont les 4 notes de la 5ème symphonie ?
Premier mouvement : Allegro con brio.Second mouvement : Andante con moto.Troisième mouvement : Allegro.Quatrième mouvement : Allegro.
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BEETHOVEN'SSYMPHONIES
BYFELIXWEINGARTNER
TRANSLATEDBY
JESSIECROSLAND,M.A.
EDWINF.KALMUS
PUBLISHEROFMUSICNEWYORK,N.Y.
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reproducesmasterpieces.IVINTRODUCTION.
says: - "Justasweshouldneverleaveadifficultpassage inaphilosopheruntilweclearlyunderstandit - asother- bymisunderstandingtheteacheraltogether - soweshould =^^=^ar---! - &Q- orchestra"INTRODUCTIONV
muchlessimportantpart. comethefashionintherenderingofBeethoven'sworks.Wehavealso - thoughnotthroughanyfaultofBillow's, forhisperceptionsweretonfineforthis - witnessedinstru-VIINTRODUCTION".
orchestra. manycases,oft-repeatedexperience.INTRODUCTIONVII
intentionthanthealterationcontemplated. thematter. forastrongstring-quartett - thisotherconductorshaddone beforeme - butalsomarkedwiththeutmostcareeverypassage connexionwitheachparticularsymphony. thefollowinsrViiiINTROUUCTION.
totakethel(j\vcroctaveandplaythus: theinstrumentsofhistime. heinthelandoftheliving.INTRODUCTION.Ix
alteredform,Ihaveneverbeenreproachedwithit - in- deednoonehasperceivedthealteration - butthaton sobefore. bynumberswithabsolutecertainty. completeeditionofBreitkopfandHartel.XINTRODUCTION.
forthecominggeneration,who - partlythroughhavingbeen conductingwhichisstillmoreorlessinvogue - imagine itwaspossibleformetodosoinwords. thepublic.Munich,July1906,
FelixWeingartner.
FIRSTSYMPHONY.
i4=t-r\ \i mfr= - mf:r= thereforeremainp. itself,ispleasingandeffectual. beexecutedassfp.Page5,bars8 - 16.Thereisadangerherelestthe
Weingaktner,Beethoven'sSymphonies.
FIRSTSYMPHONY.
foreproposethefollowingnotationFlntes
Clarinets
IStBassoon
Oboes HornsTrumpets
Kettle-drums
Violins
FIRSTSYMPHONY.
justmentioned.Page6,bars10 - 13.Toobtainagracefulrenderingof
*=:I Ob. passagewillbeasfollows:FIRSTSYMPHONY.
forthestringqu^rtett:I£=f=F#
sf forthefi^stbassoon: |fc=d^^^^^-^- andfirstoboe,thesameasforpage6,bars10 - 13. tationforallparts: the7'''barofthesamepage.FIRSTSYMPHONY.
mightbeintroduced. leadinguptothecomingff.Page8,bar16.Themodernmakeoftheinstrument
allowsustowrite forthefluteinthispassage,insteadofIfe±j*
sfsf markisreached.6FIRSTSYMPHONY.
begunatfullallegrotempoforwhich^' - 112isafairly correctmetronomemark.PageID,bar7.Allpartstobeprovidedwitha-==
leadinguptothefollowing/.Bars4 - 7ofthispageformaperiodoffourbeats,to
existinthenaturalinstruments. t -farr-r-fir^IL^Page10,bars13 - 17.Thefirstfluteisthepartwhich
playthepassage ifbGtooemphatic.FIRSTSYMPHONY.7
oftheorchestra. littlerhvthms greaterdegreeofenergy.Page12,bars4 - 11.IfthedifferentE^sintheoboes,
8FIRSTSYMPHONY.
thefollowingphrasing:Clarinets
Hornsand
Trumpets
iZSL-t=t-A^-
sf 4^ "'/Sfmf fwherecrescendostands.Page13,bars7 - 10.Secondhornandsecondtrumpet
FIRSTSYMPHONY.g
cellosandcontrabasses. inthefollowingbar.Page14,bars9 - 19andpage15,barsi - 5.What
wassaidaboveforpage6,bars10 - 19andpage7,barsi - 6 strumentation.Page15,bar14.Pocomenomosso(asbefore).
Page16,bars3 - 5.Quickenalittle(asbefore).
Page16,bar6.TempoI(asbefore).
Page16,bar11.-=c;inallparts(asbefore).
pensable.Page19.Ipropose^^-104asmetronomemark,in-
steadof^-120. lowingtrivialmannerofexecution: lOFIRSTSYMPHONY. onlyberepresentedasfollows: f\>r-^ - ^'> pp execution: placeda^''piucresc.''"'inbar22.Page20,bars4 - 11.Thefollowingnotationistobe
liventheexecution:IStand2nd
Violinsfct^-^-*^^^^
PPP (Violoncellosuniformlyp)FIRSTSYMPHONY.II
(thiscresc.anddim.everywhere, exceptintheHornswhichremain/) passage//. whichclosesthefirstpartsogracefully.Thedirectiontorepeatshouldnotbeobserved.
Ob.Fag.
12FIRSTSYMPHONY.
thereturnoftheprincipaltheme. pillcresc.notbeforebar15.Page25,barsi - 12.Seewhathasbeensaidforpage20,
bars4 - 15.Page26,barsg - 13.Sameasforpage21,bars11 - 15.
scendo,butwithnodiminutionofthespeed.Page27,bars5 - g.Inordertoensurethemelodicdo-
sf>=-sfPage27,bars15 - ig.Thisrepetitionofthepreceding
FIRSTSYMPHONY.13
backtheoriginaltime. exaggeratedcare. phasis. windandhornsplayasfollows: p¥^¥WW^^£ mf- g i* I^S^'Xg'-^Imf-
,4FIRSTSYMPHONY. repetition. weshallscarcelymeetthemagain.Page31.Thepassagebeginningatthedoublebar
thedimitmendowhichshortlyfollows.Page32,bars9and10.Iwouldwarnagainstanex-
othermaster.Psg^33>barsi - 6.ThefirstfcrmataontheGis
FIRSTSYMPHONY.15
pocoaccel.mm^ pocorit.Allegromoltoevivace. mentisavoided.Page34,bars18 - 20.Theshortphraseinthefirst
flute,firstclarinetandfirstbassoon§#H^l=
obtained.Pags35»bars17 - 21andpage36,barsi - 3.The
themewiththefollowinggradation: i6FIRSTSYMPHONY.Page36,bar25.Secondhornandsecondtrumpet
takethelowerD. repeated. ofan - =cthejfwhichisintroducedquitesuddenlyinthe wholemovement.Page38,bars11 - 15.Forthefirstviolinsthefollowing
modeofexecutionmayberecommended:^^gi^Page40,bars13 - 16.Itisofgreatimportancethat
FIRSTSYMPHONY.17
misunderstood.Page41,bars18 - 23.Althoughitisatemptationhere
Page42,bars4 - 11.Seepage35,bar17topage36,
bar3.Weiscartner,Beethoven'sSymphonies.2
i8HRSTSYMPHONY.Page43,bars23and24;page44,barsiand2.The
seriesofchords avoidanunsuitablystronginterruption. keepingwithBeethoven'sintention.I*'ViolinsandFlutes
2ndViolins,Violasand
Bassos
bars18 - 21generallyarea/zVzwi^-repetitionofthepreced-SECONDSYMPHONY.jq
SECONDSYMPHONY.
istospoilitatonce. awayfromitsfirstnote,theDofthefermata. adagiomotto^soIhaveadopted^=;72.20SECONDSYMPHONY.
artistictasteforBeethoven'sstyle. willobtaintheirfullvalue.Page6,bars2 - 4.Apocoespressivoshouldbeadded
Page7.Allegroconbrio.AsmetronomemarkIre-
commendJ=Q2insteadofJ=100. toeachindividualcaseasitoccurs.Page12,bars7 - 12.Herewehaveevidentlynotgot
whicharetobeplayed/.SECONDSYMPHONY.21
repeatthefirstpart. onef\v*-fneoboeandonebassoonStriE=^
eye,Iproposethefollowingalterations.Thelownotesofthispartinbars6 - gareofnovalueas
22SECONDSYMPHONY.
Intheg^^barofpage14thesecondoboeplays
insteadof l"5='*'e passage. bedforthemintheoriginal p^gff^-f-^,_,ff^-fLiL^;^^ "/IS^^"^ i I t^,^.fTrr¥^^6,8and9areofnoimportanceinsofarasthesame
ofthebassooncanbeplayedasfollows: if^^ ^E^^-SECONDSYMPHONY.23
firsttothee'-.aofthepassage. bechangedintoffr= - doesnotevenyetacquiresufficientstrength - thisdepends oatheacousticpropertiesofthehallandsoon - thePage16,bars8 - 16.Inthispassageeventhebest
troysthecharmofthissweetpassage.Page20,bars5 - 7.Hereweshouldexpect^^EEt^^
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