L.v. Beethoven: 5 Stücke für die Flötenuhr WoO 33 (Freiburger Münster)

[@PeterStans-v7l]

Absolutely fabulous!

[@mirrors1]

Che meraviglia. Sia la musica del più grande compositore di tutti, sia del luogo, dell'organo e degli interpreti.

[@samshearman5251]

This is absolutely beautiful!

[@mirrors1]

Let us not forget that the first Beethoven teacher, Neefe, was the official organist in the Bonn Cathedral and that, on the death of his mother, with his father now unable due to the habit of drinking, from the age of 13 Ludwig financially supported his brothers. thanks to the position of Court organist. In short, thanks to the organ, today we have the greatest composer of all time. Once he moved to Vienna for good, he devoted himself completely to the piano of which he became an unsurpassed virtuoso and to composition. Curiously he no longer wrote anything for Organ, except to use it in the Missa solemnis, but in the orchestral tutti and never as a solo instrument. After all, the role of court organist no longer suited him and he was also falling into disuse: they were often mediocre musicians who took care of accompanying religious services at that time.

[@mateuszandrzejewski3616]

1770-1827!

[@orgelkonzerte1]

This is so true - sorry and thank you very much for the correction: 1827!