Beethoven: Anguish and Triumph (188 page)

Serioso
Quartet (Beethoven),
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Seventh Symphony (Beethoven)

performances/publications,
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writing/description,
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Seyfried, Ignaz von,
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Shakespeare/works,
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Simrock, Nikolaus/publisher,
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Sixth Symphony.
See
Pastoral
Symphony/Sixth Symphony (Beethoven)

Smart, Sir George,
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Sobieski, Jan, King of Poland,
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sonata

Baroque period,
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Classical era,
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classifying and,
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overview,
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Romantic period,
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sections/components,
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“sonata form” and Marx,
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sonata-rondo,
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Sonnleithner, Joseph von,
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Sontag, Henriette,
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Spohr, Louis,
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Stackelberg, Christoph von,
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Stackelberg, Josephine.
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Deym, Josephine, Countess

Stamitz, Carl,
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Stammbuch
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Starke, Friedrich,
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steam power beginnings/effects,
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Steibelt, Daniel,
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Stein, Johann Andreas,
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Stein, Nannette (Maria Anna),
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See also
Streicher, Nannette

Steiner, Sigmund Anton/publisher,
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Stendhal,
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Sterkel, Abbé,
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Stich, Wenzel (Giovanni, Punto),
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Stieler, Joseph Karl,
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Streicher, Johann Andreas,
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Streicher, Nannette,
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See also
Stein, Nannette (Maria Anna)

String Quartet in C-sharp Minor (Beethoven),
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String Quartet in F Major (Beethoven),
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String Quintet in C Major, op.
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Stumpff, Johann Andreas,
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Sturm, Christoph Christian,
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Sturm und Drang
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Sulzer, Johann Georg,
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Swieten, Gottfried van

background/description,
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Beethoven and,
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Tagebuch
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See
diary (
Tagebuch
) of Beethoven

Talleyrand, Charles-Maurice de,
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Tempest, The
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Tenth Symphony plans,
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Teutonic Knights,
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Thayer, Alexander Wheelock,
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Theater an der Wien

Beethoven and,
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Beethoven's letter/petition to directors of,
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Eroica
premiere and,
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Fidelio
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Schikaneder and,
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theater of Electoral Residence/National Theater

Belderbusch and,
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closing/job loses (1784),
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as National Theater,
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productions (1780s),
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theme and variations

Beethoven and,
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description,
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Third Piano Concerto (Beethoven),
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Third Symphony (Beethoven).
See
Eroica
Symphony (Beethoven)

Thomson, George/publisher,
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Thun, Countess,
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Thürheim, Lulu von, Countess,
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Tiedge, C. A.,
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To an Infant
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To the Distant Beloved
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An die ferne Geliebte
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Tomaschek, Wenzel Johann,
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“tonic” defined,
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Touchemoulin,
Kapellmeister
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Treitschke, G. F.,
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Trémont, Baron de, on Beethoven/Beethoven's house,
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Trio for Piano and Winds (Beethoven),
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Trio for Piano, Clarinet, and Cello (Beethoven),
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Trio for Piano, Flute, and Bassoon (Beethoven),
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Triple Concerto, op.
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Triumph of the Cross, The
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Tuscher, Mathias von,
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Umlauf, Michael,
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Unger, Karoline,
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University of Cologne,
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van den Eaden, Gilles

death,
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“van” vs. “von,”
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Varena, Joseph von,
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Varnhagen, Karl,
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venereal disease,
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Vering, Julie von,
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Vermeer,
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Vestas Feuer
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Victory of the Cross, The
(commissioned oratorio),
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Vienna

fear of “Jacobins,”
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See also
Beethoven, Ludwig van, and Vienna

Vienna trip (1787) of Beethoven

Beethoven's letter to von Schaden,
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mother's illness and,
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Vienna description,
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Viennese Classical style,
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Viganò, Salvatore,
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Violin Concerto (Beethoven),
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Violin Sonata in G Major (Beethoven),
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Violin Sonatas (Beethoven),
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Violin Sonatas, op.
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Viotti, Giovanni Battista,
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Vivaldi, Antonio,
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Voltaire

Joseph II and,
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works/views of,
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von Schaden, Joseph,
Hofrat

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