Beethoven's Creative Process - A Discussion and Performance of the 'Waldstein' Sonata
On October 23rd, 2019, William Ransom from Emory University delivered the Emory Williams Lecture, " "Beethoven's Creative Process - A Discussion and Performance of the 'Waldstein' Sonata." Professor Ransom discusses Beethoven’s creative process, situating the famous composer within the history of classical music. Professor Ransom concludes his lecture with a performance of Beethoven’s Waldenstein Sonata.
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LIU Xiaoyu Beethoven Sonata No 21 in C Major, Op 53 “Waldstein”
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Lucas Jussen - Beethoven 'Waldstein' Sonata
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Glenn Gould and Humphrey Burton on Beethoven - Part 1 (OFFICIAL)
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