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E-grāmata: Beethoven Variations: Poems on a Life

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From the author of the bestselling Darwin: A Life in Poems, Ruth Padel’s new collection follows in the footsteps of one of the world’s greatest composers, Beethoven, and investigates what his life and music might mean to us today

Two hundred and fifty years since Beethoven was born, Ruth Padel goes on a personal search for him, retracing his steps through war-torn Europe of the early nineteenth century, delving into his music, letters, diaries and the conversation books he used when deaf, to uncover the man behind the legend. Her quest, exploring the life of one of the most creative artists who ever lived, turns more personal than she expects, taking her into the sources of her own creativity and musicality. From a deeply musical family herself, Padel’s parents met through music, and she grew up playing chamber music on viola – Beethoven’s instrument as a child. Her father’s grandfather, a concert pianist born on the German–Danish border, studied in Leipzig with a friend of Beethoven before immigrating to the UK. The poems in this illuminating biography in verse conjure not only Beethoven’s life and personality, but her own music-making and love both of the European music-making tradition to which her father’s family belongs, and to the continent itself Europe.

Recenzijas

How to uncover from biographical details the mystery that is music? With precision, heart-breaking beauty and lyric insight, Ruth Padel performs a miracle: Beethoven comes alive before us, the son of a drunk, who became a genius, and lost everything, and found his way back to the center. And here we are, following Padel's own genius for composing the music of a story via lyrical means. You will find your heart shored up / by meeting the trapped brilliance of his eyes, she writes. Indeed -- Ilya Kaminsky, author of Deaf Republic Vividly beautiful * BBC * Poetry, biography, music and memoir collide in this wonderful collection from Ruth Padel... A tender and evocative portrait of the man and his music, and most of all the profound ways it affects listeners and performers * Tatler * Padel's imagery and imagination took me deeper into Beethoven than many biographies I've read... Padel knows her history. But a poet is free to inhabit her subject and elaborate on the record -- Anthony Tommasini * New York Times * What a wonderful and unusual idea. Ruth Padel writes with true passion; her love for, and understanding of, the man and his music shine through each poem -- Steven Isserlis, cellist Beethovens music encompasses the entire blinding spectrum of human thought and emotion, from violent to ethereal, from chaos to sublimity. Ruth Padels poems encompass that uncontainable spirit to an astounding degree, and preserve the primal shock of our first hearing -- Alex Ross, author of The Rest is Noise, music critic of the New Yorker Breathtaking -- Paul Griffiths * Times Literary Supplement *

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From the author of the bestselling Darwin- A Life in Poems, Ruth Padel's new collection follows in the footsteps of one of the world's greatest composers, Beethoven, and investigates what his life and music might mean to us today
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1(4)
Music in the Dark of the Mind
Birthplace
5(1)
Idealising the Unattainable Can Begin Very Early
6(1)
If Your Father Damaged You
7(2)
His Mother Warms his Feet on a Boat
9(1)
Home Town
10(2)
On Not Needing Other People
12(3)
Growing Up with Beethoven
15(2)
In the Orchestra Pit
17(1)
Meeting Mozart
18(1)
You Rescue Your Father from Jail
19(1)
The Memento
20(2)
The Boy on Dragon Rock
22(3)
Virtuoso
City of Music
25(2)
What Could Go Wrong?
27(1)
Earthquake
28(1)
To be Played with the Utmost Delicacy
29(2)
Moonlight Sonata
31(1)
The jealous Demon
32(1)
Julie
33(1)
He Takes Rooms in a Country Village to Rest his Ears
34(1)
Human Fire
35(1)
Take This Cup from Me
36(2)
A Flute of Lilac Wood
38(1)
Until it Please the Fates to Break the Thread
39(4)
Hero
Eroica
43(1)
Letters to Josephine
44(4)
The Shadow Behind the Door
48(3)
Wine of the Heart
51(3)
Stained Manuscript
54(1)
On Cushioning Your Ears in a Bombardment
55(1)
Therese
56(1)
Looking Out of a Back Window
57(2)
The Vulnerability of Violins
59(2)
Meeting of the Waters
61(1)
The Pencil
62(1)
Forever Yours, Forever Mine, Forever Us
63(4)
You Must Not Be Human
Prayer on Burying a Flame
67(2)
Three Days
69(1)
Girl on a Sofa
70(1)
India Dreams
71(1)
To the Distant Beloved
72(2)
The Battle for Karl
74(1)
First Entry in a Conversation Book
75(2)
In the Lydian Mode
77(2)
On Opening the Manuscript of Opus 131 in the Music Archive, Krakow
79(2)
The Rauhenstein Ruins
81(2)
Breaking Axle
83(3)
Musica Humana
86(3)
Life-Notes: A Coda
89(34)
A Selection of His Works 123(4)
Further Reading 127(1)
Acknowledgements 128
Ruth Padel is a prizewinning poet, a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature, and Professor of Poetry at Kings College London. Her recent collections include Darwin: A Life in Poems, on her great-grandfather Charles Darwin; The Mara Crossing, on migration and immigration; Tidings: A Christmas Journey, and Emerald, a poignant elegy for her mother. She lives in London.