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Et lector in Europa Ego – Ludwig van Beethoven liest Johann Gottfried Seume – Matthias Straessner

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2013
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1
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German

CATEGORY: feature TITLE: Et lector in Europa Ego – Ludwig van Beethoven liest Johann Gottfried Seume AUTHOR: Matthias Strässner DIRECTOR: Elisabeth Panknin PRODUCTION: Deutschlandfunk YEAR: 2013 DESCRIPTION: Der Dichter Johann Gottfried Seume, vor 250 Jahren am 29. Januar 1763 in der Nähe von Lützen geboren, ist heute weitgehend vergessen und seine Sätze sind eher als geflügelte Worte in Georg Büchmanns Zitatensammlung zu finden: „Wo man singt, da lass Dich ruhig nieder: Böse Menschen haben keine Lieder.“ In seinem Todesjahr 1810 hingegen war Seumes ›Spaziergang nach Syrakus‹ ein in Deutschland weit verbreitetes, viel gelesenes und bewundertes Buch. Dass zu dessen Lesern auch Ludwig van Beethoven gehörte, ist schon deswegen anzunehmen, weil Seumes Bücher (neben dem „Spaziergang“ auch die „Apokryphen") nach Beethovens Tod im Jahr 1827 in der „Verlassenschaft“ aufgeführt und von Wiener Zensoren vereinnahmt werden. Doch was kann Beethoven an Seume interessiert haben? Standen die Bücher nur zufällig in der Bibliothek oder hat der Komponist die Werke tatsächlich gelesen? PROVENANCE: mp3 download, private archive of the Noack family FORMAT: WAV 44.1 KHz 16 Bit PCM, stereo LANGUAGE: German

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  1. Et lector in Europa Ego – Ludwig van Beethoven liest Johann Gottfried Seume – Matthias Straessner (2013)

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