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Bonner Beethoven-Studien, Volume 1 |  |
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Monument Records is now able to offfer our customers an oportunity to purchase volumes in the new Bonner Beethoven-Studien series from the Beethoven-Haus in Bonn. This first volume contains 7 articles by distinguished Beethoven scholars and updated information on the collections of the Beethoven-Haus. The articles cover a wide range of topics including 4 unpublished letters from Ferdinand Ries by Axel Beer; Beethoven's Mother by Armin Raab; an examination of the sketches for Beethoven's Fourth Piano Concerto and the Fifth Symphony by Martha Frohlich to mention only a few. The articles are in English or German.
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Bonner Beethoven-Studien, Volume 2 | |
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This second volume is even more fascinating than the first. This issue contains nine articles by such distinguished Beethoven scholars as Sieghard Brandenburg writing on the Leonore Sketchbook, Norbert Gertsch on the Hammerklavier Sonata and Klaus Martin Kopitz on Antonie Brentano in Vienna. This volume also includes an update on recent activities and acquisitions of the Beethoven-Haus in Bonn. Note: volume three is completely sold out.
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Bonner Beethoven-Studien, Volume 4 | |
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This remarkable Fourth Volume of the acclaimed Bonner Beethoven-Studien series contains some of the most interesting articles published to date. Eva Badura-Skoda writes on Beethoven's Graf Piano; Hans-Werner Kuthen presents new information on the Violin Concerto; Rita Steblin on Reminiscences of Beethoven in Graffer's Unpublished Memoirs; and James F. Green's startling discovery of a meeting between Beethoven and Thomas Jefferson, President of the United States. Four other fine articles, together with updates on activities and acquisitions at the Beethoven-Haus, round out the volume. The articles are in English or German.Note: volume three is completely sold out.
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The New Hess Catalog of Beethoven's Works | |
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This book is far more than a mere translation of Willy Hess's ground-
breaking 1957 catalog; this new revised edition adds four new appendices, and a greatly expanded concordance. It also has a first edition of a hitherto unpublished piano transcription of the beginning of Beethoven's Seventh Symphony by Beethoven himself! It is a systematic overhaul of all 401 entries in the previous German edition. In addition to much new information on each entry, it clarifies misun-
derstood entries, and corrects many mistakes. This new edition adds some much needed complete bibliographic references and incorporates forty-five years of Beethoven research into a single useful volume. Hardcover with dust jacket, 310 pages.
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Raptus Editions - Ferdinand Ries: Overture to Die Braut von Messina, Op. 162 | |
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Ferdinand Ries (1784-1838) composed this Overture in 1829, as the opening piece of the Lower Rhenish Festival in Dusseldorf in 1830. The work was published in that year by Simrock in Bonn. In this majestic Overture, a number of stylistic features of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony are detecable, a work that was premiered by Ries in Dusseldorf some years earlier.
The overture is scored for symphony orchestra (with 4 horns, 4 trumpets and 3 trombones) and runs about ten minutes playing time. This is offered as a full score at 54pp. for the price shown below. However, it may be special ordered as No. 38902 in the complete parts (price on request).
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