Beethoven as I Knew HimCourier Corporation, 1. jan. 1996 - 547 sider For most of the last ten years of Beethoven's life, Anton Schindler was closely associated with the composer as pupil, secretary, servant, and factotum. This relationship gave him an incomparable vantage point for writing a personalized, detailed biography of the great man. |
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NOTE ON THE ANNOTATED TRANSLATION 1966 | 15 |
A BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH | 21 |
INTRODUCTION | 30 |
FIRST PERIOD BEETHOVENS BIRTH 1770 TO THE | 37 |
Appendices to the First Period | 64 |
IV | 149 |
Appendices to the Second Period page | 175 |
List of Works | 177 |
Contemporaries The Master and Young Musicians | 370 |
Beethovens Memory | 377 |
Beethovens Private Library | 379 |
Wanderlust | 381 |
A Juvenile Trick | 383 |
Certificate of Survival | 384 |
The Twilight Hour | 385 |
Moments of Deep Meditation | 386 |
Beethovens Musical Character | 181 |
Criticisms of Difficulty and Incomprehensibility | 184 |
Editors Notes 53134 | 197 |
THIRD PERIOD 1815 TO BEETHOVENS DEATH 1827 | 200 |
Appendices to the Third Period | 327 |
A Letter from Stephan von Breuning | 329 |
Catalogue of Works Composed in the Period | 332 |
The Difficult Decision | 337 |
Editors Notes 135292 | 338 |
PERSONALITY INDIVIDUAL CHARACTERISTICS ANECDOTES ETC | 365 |
An Expression of Thanks of Beethoven and Hummel | 387 |
Editors Notes 293317 | 390 |
MUSICAL SECTION | 395 |
Editors Notes 318343 | 445 |
SUPPLEMENTS page | 450 |
Editors Notes 344413 | 508 |
REVIEWS OF BEETHOVEN WORKS IN THE ALLGEMEINE | 517 |
528 | |