Beethoven our way

As agreed with Armando Orlandi, this index has been prepared to quickly retrieve the practical initiatives of forum users related to Beethoven.

We also add that in case anyone is interested in finding unpublished or unknown material, Armando Orlandi is available to provide all necessary support with the goal of seeing recorded material that can currently only be heard via MIDI (it should be noted that this availability is not limited solely to piano repertoire).

Therefore, those who wish may see their own performances added also to the website www.lvbeethoven.it, in a corresponding section that will be prepared as needed, with all related data deemed important and/or indispensable (e.g., links to one's own sites/blogs, etc.)

Clearly, for these matters, contact Armando Orlandi via private message.

Frank, you had a slip of the tongue, the posthumous op. is by Chopin...

TheSimon wrote:

Frank, you had a slip of the tongue, the posthumous op. is by Chopin...

Thanks Simone, more than a slip of the tongue... I started from the Chopin topic for the format ... and then I deleted (evidently too little) what wasn't needed

I have corrected it

eheheheh, it can happen!

More than anything, I have to put up videos of Liszt and Beethoven that I already have on YouTube. I'm also pushing other participants... "Whoever has recordings, contribute to this great initiative!!"

Frank, eventually you could put WoO 80 for the variations in C minor... I have a recording of the adagio from op. 27 no. 2, but I could redo it decently during the week and of 'Addio al piano' (same with patate.... I'll give them another reading and record them again...)

Added: Lowseling - Sonata Op. 27 n° 2