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Title page of the first edition of the Grosse Fuge, published in Vienna by Matthias Artaria in 1827 (in French, with the title Grande Fugue and Beetho
Title page of the first edition of the Grosse Fuge, published in Vienna by Matthias Artaria in 1827 (in French, with the title Grande Fugue and Beethoven's French name "Louis")
Karl Holz, violinist and confidant of Beethoven in his last years. Holz was second violinist in the Schuppanzigh String Quartet, which debuted the Gro
Karl Holz, violinist and confidant of Beethoven in his last years. Holz was second violinist in the Schuppanzigh String Quartet, which debuted the Grosse Fuge. Holz was given the task of convincing Beethoven to publish the fugue independently of the quartet, Op. 130.
Lithograph of Beethoven on his deathbed, by Josef Danhauser
Lithograph of Beethoven on his deathbed, by Josef Danhauser
Manuscript of the Grosse Fuge arranged by Beethoven for piano four hands
Manuscript of the Grosse Fuge arranged by Beethoven for piano four hands
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The Fitzwilliam Quartet
The Fitzwilliam Quartet
A string quartet in performance. From left to right: violin 1, violin 2, viola, cello
A string quartet in performance. From left to right: violin 1, violin 2, viola, cello
Joseph Haydn playing in a string quartet
Joseph Haydn playing in a string quartet
End of Arensky's String Quartet No. 2 for violin, viola and two cellos, played at the Casals Forum in 2023
End of Arensky's String Quartet No. 2 for violin, viola and two cellos, played at the Casals Forum in 2023