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  • Ilmumisaeg: 30-Dec-2020
  • Kirjastus: Routledge
  • ISBN-13: 9780429997877

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Beethoven's Dedications challenges the idea of what exactly can be termed as a ‘dedication’, a concept which extends far beyond the dedication of musical works.



The dedication of a piece of music is a feature generally overlooked, but it can reveal a great deal about the work, the composer, the society and the music world in which the composer lived.
This book explores the musical, biographical and sociological aspects of the practice of dedicating new compositions in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, and makes a significant contribution towards a better understanding of the impact these tributes had on Beethoven’s life and work, and their function within the context of the musical, cultural and economic environments in which they appeared. As the first of its kind, this study demonstrates that, as a result of their different functions, published dedications and handwritten inscriptions are distinct from one another, and for that reason they have been classified in different categories. This book, therefore, challenges the idea of what exactly can be termed as a ‘dedication’, a concept which extends far beyond the dedication of musical works.

Arvustused

'Artur Pereira has achieved the seemingly impossible. He has discovered an area of Beethovens life that has never been explored. As he says, dedications were an important part of composers lives. Did you know one dedicatee gave Beethoven a horse? This is essential reading if you want to discover an aspect of Beethovens life - musical and personal - that has hitherto remained in the shadows. As well as being a formidable Beethoven scholar, Pereira is also a concert pianist. His knowledge of all aspects of The Masters life is therefore rounded and complete.'

John Suchet, Writer and Radio Presenter

'This book is everything from an indispensable reference tool to a compelling narrative account of a favourite composer through an unusual lens, shedding enlightenment upon a splendid array of personalities: patrons, friends, fellow-musicians, hoped-for donors and more, and we are in Dr Pereiras debt.'

Musical Opinion (JulySeptember 2021 issue)

'A treasure trove of Beethoveniana....A book that...takes you by the hand and won't let go....Pereira's study is likely to remain the standard work on the subject for generations to come.'

Gramophone (Febuary 2022 issue) 'Artur Pereira has achieved the seemingly impossible. He has discovered an area of Beethovens life that has never been explored. As he says, dedications were an important part of composers lives. Did you know one dedicatee gave Beethoven a horse? This is essential reading if you want to discover an aspect of Beethovens life - musical and personal - that has hitherto remained in the shadows. As well as being a formidable Beethoven scholar, Pereira is also a concert pianist. His knowledge of all aspects of The Masters life is therefore rounded and complete.'

John Suchet, Writer and Radio Presenter

'This book is everything from an indispensable reference tool to a compelling narrative account of a favourite composer through an unusual lens, shedding enlightenment upon a splendid array of personalities: patrons, friends, fellow-musicians, hoped-for donors and more, and we are in Dr Pereiras debt.'

Musical Opinion (JulySeptember 2021 issue)

'A treasure trove of Beethoveniana....A book that...takes you by the hand and won't let go....Pereira's study is likely to remain the standard work on the subject for generations to come.'

Gramophone (Febuary 2022 issue)

Figures and Tables
ix
Abbreviations x
Acknowledgements xii
I Introduction
1(26)
1 The purpose of the study
3(5)
2 Historical overview of dedications
8(19)
Britain versus continental Europe
9(1)
`With permission'
10(2)
`To amateurs'
12(1)
Composer-to-composer
13(3)
Friends, pupils and family
16(2)
Memorial dedications
18(1)
Unusual dedications
19(1)
One work, different dedicatees
20(2)
Dedicatory letters
22(1)
Type of composition and dedicatees' preferences
23(1)
Composer versus publisher
23(4)
II Background, facts and figures on groups of dedicatees
27(100)
3 Types of work, dedicatee, and related issues
29(23)
Types of dedicatee
29(6)
Dedicatees' provenance
35(1)
Types of work
35(6)
Multiple dedications
41(1)
Genres and dedicatees' musical abilities
42(2)
Transmission of dedications
44(2)
How far in advance?
46(1)
Permission versus surprise
47(4)
Courteousness
51(1)
4 Why dedicate?
52(22)
Financial aspects, publicity and networking
52(4)
Response to favours
56(3)
Friendship
59(5)
Musical ability
64(2)
Admiration
66(8)
5 Intended dedications
74(27)
Planned/changed dedications
74(20)
Suppressed dedications
94(2)
Works without dedication
96(5)
6 Beethoven's works dedicated by others
101(16)
Individual publications
101(4)
Compilations
105(3)
Poem dedications
108(3)
Posthumous dedications
111(6)
7 Dedications to Beethoven
117(10)
III Stories behind the tributes
127(226)
8 Official dedications
129(95)
9 Unofficial dedications, handwritten inscriptions, and musical gifts
224(129)
`Dedicatedto'
227(13)
Presentation messages
240(84)
Musical gifts
324(29)
IV Conclusions
353(10)
10 Conclusions
355(8)
Bibliography 363(14)
Beethoven's works 377(6)
Other composers' works 383(4)
General index 387
Dr Artur Pereira is a researcher based at the University of Manchester with particular interests in the music of Beethoven and the early Romantic period. He is also a pianist with an international career as a soloist and chamber musician. As a recording artist, his albums feature historically informed performances of Beethovens piano sonatas and piano music by Portuguese composers.