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In Reply to: (Along with many others!) ;-) posted by Chris from Lafayette on February 2, 2021 at 17:31:18:
Hasn't there been some learned discussion about what exactly Beethoven's intentions were with regard to specified tempos? I seem to recall it has been a point of contention through the years.. In the case of the Eroica, there is a "funeral march" in it....no? I can't imagine that Beethoven's intention was to be closer to say a parade band! Let's not forget of course the genius that was Celi, who proposed that it takes longer for most people to actually hear the music... hence slower tempos... I agree with that, as it makes sense...
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- "which are nearer to Beethoven's specified tempos".... - TWB 02/2/2118:19:41 02/2/21 (7)
- I don't entirely disagree, but Beethoven DID bother to specify tempos (with metronome marks) - Chris from Lafayette 01:30:56 02/3/21 (6)
- Here is an interesting article on Beethoven and tempi.... - TWB 08:49:43 02/3/21 (4)
- Not a bad article, although there are a lot of. . . - Chris from Lafayette 10:43:19 02/3/21 (3)
- +1 re Tempi, & Especially wrt Op 106! (nt) - goldenthal 17:48:09 02/22/21 (0)
- I did a little research on Klemperer and it would seem that he had a.... - TWB 12:51:44 02/4/21 (1)
- I think Klemperer's tempos in 1954 are reputed to have been faster. . . - Chris from Lafayette 15:37:07 02/4/21 (0)
- RE: I don't entirely disagree, but Beethoven DID bother to specify tempos (with metronome marks) - SMcATX 08:34:37 02/3/21 (0)
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