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Journal Production Guidance for Software and Data Citations. [PDF]
Stall S +26 more
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EXAMINATIONS ON LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN’S TRIO, OP. 11 AND SUGGESTIONS FOR CLARINET PLAYERS
This study examines the Trio, Op. 11 for clarinet, cello and piano in Bb Major by German composer Ludwig van Beethoven. It mainly focuses on the role of the clarinet within the ensemble and offers suggestions for improving performance technique and ...
İlkay Ak
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The Relationship of Ludwig Van Beethoven and Johann Nepomuk Mälzel Through the Metronome
Throughout history, music has been transformed by composers’ works, both musically and technically, with different and new ideas. Some composers marked the end of an era, while others marked the beginning of a new era and art movement.
Göknil Özkök Sezener
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Beethoven's death-the result of medical malpractice? [PDF]
Reiter C, Prohaska T.
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Arthur Schopenhauer e Ludwig van Beethoven: diálogos possíveis entre música e filosofia
No decorrer do trabalho, procuraremos evidenciar a posição de Schopenhauer sobre os conceitos de Representação e Vontade. Analisaremos sua estética observando a relação hierárquica existente entre as belas artes e a capacidade residente em cada arte de ...
Raimundo Rajobac
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Aetiology of Ludwig van Beethoven's hearing impairment: hypotheses over the past 100 years - A systematic review. [PDF]
Thomas JP +3 more
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Ethic / Aesthetic Aspect of Emotions Ecologicity in the Works of Art
The article aims to demonstrate the mechanisms of interpretation of emotional theme depending on how it is actualized in the text. The object of investigation is an ethic / aesthetic aspect, which is the most important element of the text analysis from ...
V I Shakhovsky, P S Volkova
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In Reference to A Modern Case Sheds Light on a Classical Enigma: Beethoven's Deafness. [PDF]
Tsutsumi K, Abouzari M, Djalilian HR.
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Creativity and chronic disease. Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827). [PDF]
Wolf P.
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