Life of Beethoven
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Life of Beethoven is a translation from the German by John J. Lalor. The text says that in his heart of hearts, Beethoven feels that fate has knocked at his door, only because in following the dictates of force and action he has sinned against nature. The text says the adagio expresses subjection to a higher will.
The text says the nephew found fault with his uncle, with his “reproaches” and “rows.” The text says the nephew dreaded other reproaches still and was afraid of even personal violence. The text says a long and terrible morning was spent searching for the unfortunate youth, who was finally led home.
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- Ludwig Nohl
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- 83
- Language
- English
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