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A song of suffering
At the same time Beethoven was at the pinnacle of his creative powers, despite his deafness and failing health, another composer faced disease, poverty and death in the imperial city of Vienna: Franz Schubert (b 1797 d 1828) 1823 was … Continue reading
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Tagged death, der Doppelgänger, disease, Franz Schubert, Heinrich Heine, process of awakening, suffering, Transcendence
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A mass for the spirit
A prayer coming out of absolute of stillness The ‘Missa solemnis’ is considered to be one of Beethoven’s most profound creations. Composed only a few years before his death, approximately around the time of the 9th symphony, Beethoven himself considered … Continue reading
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Tagged Arts, Meditation, Missa, Missa Solemnis, Organ, Religion and Spirituality, Sanctus
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