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this research explores and weaves its way through Ludwig van Beethoven's two largest violin works, the sonata for piano and violin in A major op.47 and the Concerto for violin and orchestra op.61. Studying carefully and visually the manuscripts gives concrete examples of Beethoven's solutions to large forms through dynamics, rhythmic articulation, since throughout his creative output he delves deeper in creating and controlling his works through these parameters
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this research explores and weaves its way through Ludwig van Beethoven's two largest violin works, the sonata for piano and violin in A major op.47 and the Concerto for violin and orchestra op.61. Studying carefully and visually the manuscripts gives concrete examples of Beethoven's solutions to large forms through dynamics, rhythmic articulation, since throughout his creative output he delves deeper in creating and controlling his works through these parameters
Leo Marillier -
Beethoven: form and dynamics [Snapshot - 2020-08-02 22:17] -
2020
