"Hearing Beethoven" and listening to the Grosse Fugue

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Reading "Hearing Beethoven". Emphasis on the visual score sui generis even before B. became deaf (you had to be there).
Listening to a piano transcription of the Grosse Fugue by S. Moller on TIDAL. As I am a keyboard guy, it helps a lot.

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Topic - "Hearing Beethoven" and listening to the Grosse Fugue - fstein 10:21:42 02/3/19 (4)

Beethoven himself did a transcription of it for piano, four-hands - Chris from Lafayette 14:04:20 02/3/19 (3)

RE: Beethoven himself did a transcription of it for piano, four-hands - goldenthal 15:13:44 02/3/19 (2)

D'oh! You're right, Jeremy - it's Op. 134, not Op. 137 - Chris from Lafayette 19:23:44 02/3/19 (1)

RE: D'oh! . . . Yr But a Spring Chicken, m'boy! (nt) - goldenthal 14:24:41 02/4/19 (0)

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