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The comic Beethoven ; dances and satiric songs and canons.

Title
  1. The comic Beethoven ; dances and satiric songs and canons.
Published by
  1. [Hollywood, Calif.?] Seraphim [1971]
Author
  1. Beethoven, Ludwig van, 1770-1827

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Additional authors
  1. Rothenberger, Anneliese.
  2. Gedda, Nicolai.
  3. Berry, Walter.
  4. Meyer, Xaver.
  5. Keller, Erich, 1919-
  6. Lehan, Fritz.
  7. Bayerische Staatsoper München. Chor prf
  8. Wiener Akademie-Kammerchor. prf
  9. Convivium Musicum München. prf
  10. Consortium Musicum. prf
Description
  1. 1 audio disc : 33 1/3 rpm, stereo; 12 in.
Uniform title
  1. Works. Selections
Alternative title
  1. Works.
  2. Lighter side of Beethoven
Subject
  1. Vocal music
  2. Humorous songs
  3. Orchestral music
  4. Dance music
Genre/Form
  1. Humorous songs.
  2. Orchestral music.
  3. Vocal music.
Contents
  1. O welch ein Leben! (from "Die schöne Schusterin", WoO 91, 1796) -- Soll ein Schuh nicht drücken = If you don't want your shoes to pinch you (from Die shöne Schusterin", WoO 91, 1796) -- Country dances, nos. 6 in C, 7 in E♭, 8 in C, & 9 in A (WoO 14, 1802) -- Punschlied = In praise of Punch (WoO 111, 1790) -- Abbé Stadler = Father Stadler (WoO 178, 1820 or 1826) -- An Mälzel (WoO 162, 1812) -- German dances, nos. 8 in A, & 10 in D (WoO 8, 1795) -- Mit Mädeln sich vertragen = Getting on well with girls (WoO 90, 1790) -- German dance, no. 12 in C -- Der Zufriedene = The contented man (op. 75, no. 6, 1809) -- Der Floh = Song of the flea (op. 75, no. 3, 1809) -- Viennese dances, nos. 5 in E♭ & 6 in E♭ (WoO 17, 1819) -- Lob auf den Dicken = In praise of a fat man (WoO 100, 1801) -- Esel aller Esel = Ass to end all asses (WoO 100, 1801) -- Ih mag di nit nehma = I won't have you (Tyrolean folksong, WoO 158, 1816) -- German dances, nos. 3 in F & 4 in B♭ (WoO 8, 1795) -- Teppich-Krämer-Lied = Carpet seller's song (Tyrolean folksong, WoO 158, ca. 1816) -- German dance, no. 5 in E♭ (WoO 8, 1795) -- Country dance, no. 12 in E♭ (WoO 14, 1802).
Owning institution
  1. Princeton University Library
Note
  1. Alternate title on container: The lighter side of Beethoven.
  2. Program notes in English by Karolynne Gee on container; texts, with English translations by Geoffrey Watkins ([2] p.) inserted in container.
Event (note)
  1. "Recorded in Europe."
Language (note)
  1. Vocal selections sung in German.