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Beethoven: To the Distant Beloved, Op. 98 Low Voice and Piano

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Beethoven: To the Distant Beloved, Op. 98 Low Voice and Piano

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To whom did Beethoven address this song cycle ā€œAn die ferne Geliebteā€ (ā€œTo the Distant Belovedā€), which he completed at the age of 45 in April 1816? Was it to the same person, to whom his passionate letter to the ā€œImmortal Belovedā€ had already been dedicated in 1812? The source of Beethoven's song text is also shrouded in mystery. We only know the poet's name: Alois Jeitteles, a budding doctor and writer, about whose relationship with Beethoven we have no details. Whatever else, these songs provide a moving insight into the composer's inner state, as he managed to find new creative strength after a difficult year.

For this cycle, Beethoven had a high voice in mind. For all lower registers, Henle presents this quintessential work of the song repertoire in transpositions for medium and low voices. In addition to a fascinating preface by Beethoven specialist Helga Lühning, this practical Urtext edition also includes the complete song text in English and French translations.

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To whom did Beethoven address this song cycle ā€œAn die ferne Geliebteā€ (ā€œTo the Distant Belovedā€), which he completed at the age of 45 in April 1816? Was it to the same person, to whom his passionate letter to the ā€œImmortal Belovedā€ had already been dedicated in 1812? The source of Beethoven's song text is also shrouded in mystery. We only know the poet's name: Alois Jeitteles, a budding doctor and writer, about whose relationship with Beethoven we have no details. Whatever else, these songs provide a moving insight into the composer's inner state, as he managed to find new creative strength after a difficult year.

For this cycle, Beethoven had a high voice in mind. For all lower registers, Henle presents this quintessential work of the song repertoire in transpositions for medium and low voices. In addition to a fascinating preface by Beethoven specialist Helga Lühning, this practical Urtext edition also includes the complete song text in English and French translations.