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How one can be deceived. For Franz Schubert by no means quickly took a few counterpoint lessons shortly before his death, nor did Alban Berg anticipate the Bach chorale in his last work, the Violin Concerto It is enough quoted. This is the inverted logic of posterity, which seeks meaning in the face of the sequence of events, constructs biographical coherence and assumes a larger world plan - although, when viewed soberly, rarely does anything in one's own life seem truly logical. Even Beethoven's Elegant singing op. , published posthumously in August , was not spared such aberrations in reception. Adolf Bernhard Marx noted in a succinct review in the same year: "Beethoven's last tone poems sometimes express such a tender, intimate, transfiguring emotion that one is tempted to hear a sense of imminent departure; they are dreams and forebodings that float over the strings, as soon as over the earth, with a gentle breeze awakening its sound and fading away with it" (Berliner Allgemeine Musikalische Zeitung).
Today we know that the widely unknown and only very rarely performed Elegant singing was composed 13 years earlier, presumably in connection with the third anniversary of Eleonore von Pasqualati's death on August 5, It is about the second wife of Beethoven's fri
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