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Title: LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN


1
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN
  • b. Bonn, Germany
  • (1770-1827)

2
Three Style Periods
  • Early to 1802
  • Johann Beethoven, father
  • 1st teacher
  • Haydn as teacher
  • Prince Lichnowsky patron
  • Symphonies 1 2
  • Concertos, Sonatas, Quartets

3
Piano Sonata in C Minor, Op. 13, (Pathètique)
Movement 1, Sonata Form
  • Intro
  • Exposition
  • Intro
  • Development
  • Recapitulation
  • Intro
  • Coda

4
Sonata - Slow Intro
  • Thick chords
  • Dynamic contrast
  • treble and bass in contrary motion
  • rests

5
Exposition
  • A theme - C minor
  • bridge
  • B theme - Eb Major
  • Close
  • Intro - Whats this doing here?

6
Development
7
Recapitulation
  • A theme - C minor
  • bridge
  • B theme - C minor
  • Close
  • Intro - Again?

8
Coda
9
Piano Sonata, Mvt. II (101)
  • Rondo ABACA

10
Piano Sonata, Mvt. III
  • Sonata Rondo
  • ABACABA coda

11
Early Chamber Music
  • String Quartets, Op. 18
  • Haydn Influence

12
Early Symphonies
  • Symphony No. 1 (1800)
  • Symphony No. 2 (1802)

13
Middle Heroic (1802 to 1815)
  • Heiligenstadt Testament Deafness
  • Symphony No. 3
  • "Bonaparte
  • Eroica
  • Symphonies 3 - 8
  • Concertos, Sonatas, Quartets
  • Fidelio - his only opera

14
Middle Symphonies
  • 3 - 8
  • 3 Eroica because it celebrates a hero and
    expresses heroic greatness
  • Originally dedicated to Napoleon Bonaparte
  • 2nd mvt. Is a funeral march.
  • 6 Pastoral depicts life in the country

15
Symphony No. 3 in E-flat Major (103)
  • Eroica or Heroic Symphony
  • Mvt. I sonata Allegro
  • Either three transitions or three dominant key
    secondary themes in the exposition
  • Horn entrance seems early before the
    recapitulation

16
Symphony No. 5 in C Minor, Op. 67, First
Movement, Sonata Form
  • Exposition
  • Development
  • Recapitulation
  • Coda

17
Exposition
  • A theme - 4 note motif, C minor
  • motif fragment used to build a melody
  • represents knock of fate.
  • Bridge - ends with horn call
  • B theme - Eb Major
  • Close - uses A theme

18
Development
  • A theme
  • B theme
  • Fragmentation
  • Fugal

19
Recapitulation
  • A theme - C minor
  • bridge
  • B theme - C Major
  • supposed to be in C minor
  • close

20
Coda
  • Close
  • bridge theme
  • NEW THEME -hey, we should be done!
  • A theme - false reprise
  • Closing

21
Professor Peter Schickle
  • WOOF at the
  • University of Southern
  • North Dakota at Hoople

22
Fidelio
  • his only opera
  • rescue opera
  • Leonore dresses as a man and rescues her husband
    from prison

23
Rasumovsky Quartets, Op. 59
  • Dedicated to Count Rasumovsky, the Russian
    ambassador to Vienna

24
Middle Piano Sonatas
  • Moonlight Sonata
  • Waldstein Sonata
  • Appassionata Sonata

25
Middle Piano concerti
  • Composed to play at his own concerts
  • No. 5, Emperor premiered by his student Carl
    Czerny

26
Late Total silence
  • more meditative and abstract
  • Missa Solemnis
  • Choral sections indebted to Handel
  • Symphony No. 9
  • "Choral Symphony
  • Ode to Joy by Schiller
  • Late Quartets, Op. 131

27
String Quartet in C-sharp Minor, No. 14, Op. 131,
(104)
  • Mvt. 1 - Fugue
  • Answer is in the subdominant
  • Mvt. 2 - Ternary or shortened allegro form

28
Beethoven 1770 - 1827
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