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Brünauer :

(drei Stunden wöchentlich): Schubert Deutsche Tänze, neu; Beethoven Appassionata, neu; Pathetique neu; Chopin Walzer Asd; Beethoven Variationen Cd, über: „Heil dir im Siegerkranz“ 1 ; Brahms Ungarische Tänze, Em 2/4, Fism, Fd; wiederholt: Chopin Prélude Fisd, Desd; Brahms Intermezzo Esd; flüchtiger Einblick in Mozart Trio Ed u. Beethoven Trio Bd. —

© Transcription Robert Kosovsky, 2007

Brünauer :

(three hours weekly): Schubert German Dances, new; Beethoven "Appassionata", new; "Pathetique" new; Chopin Waltz in Ab major; Beethoven Variations in C major on "God Save the King" 1 ; Brahms Hungarian Dances in E minor 2/4, F# minor, F major; revisited: Chopin Preludes in F# major, Db major; Brahms Intermezzo in Eb major; cursory preview of Mozart’s Trio in E major and Beethoven’s Trio in Bb major. —

© Translation Sigrun Heinzelmann, 2009

Brünauer :

(drei Stunden wöchentlich): Schubert Deutsche Tänze, neu; Beethoven Appassionata, neu; Pathetique neu; Chopin Walzer Asd; Beethoven Variationen Cd, über: „Heil dir im Siegerkranz“ 1 ; Brahms Ungarische Tänze, Em 2/4, Fism, Fd; wiederholt: Chopin Prélude Fisd, Desd; Brahms Intermezzo Esd; flüchtiger Einblick in Mozart Trio Ed u. Beethoven Trio Bd. —

© Transcription Robert Kosovsky, 2007

Brünauer :

(three hours weekly): Schubert German Dances, new; Beethoven "Appassionata", new; "Pathetique" new; Chopin Waltz in Ab major; Beethoven Variations in C major on "God Save the King" 1 ; Brahms Hungarian Dances in E minor 2/4, F# minor, F major; revisited: Chopin Preludes in F# major, Db major; Brahms Intermezzo in Eb major; cursory preview of Mozart’s Trio in E major and Beethoven’s Trio in Bb major. —

© Translation Sigrun Heinzelmann, 2009

Footnotes

1 Beethoven, Variations in C major on the English song "God save the king," WoO 78. Beethoven’s original composition was indeed based on the English tune in response to a commission from the folk song collector George Thompson: "Je vous envoie ci joint des Variations sur 2 thêmes anglais, qui sont bien faciles et qui, à ce que j'espère, auront un bons succès."), see Beethoven-Haus. Schenker, however, refers to the German song "Heil dir im Siegerkranz," sung to the same melody. "Heil dir im Siegerkranz" (German: “Hail to Thee in Victor's Crown”) was from 1871 to 1918 the unofficial national anthem of the German Empire. Previously it had been the anthem of Prussia, but the melody of the hymn is actually the same as the British anthem, "God Save the King" and "My Country, 'Tis of Thee" from USA . For both reasons, the song failed to become popular within some circles in Germany. See Siegerkranz (Wikipedia). In the light of this background, it is interesting that Schenker uses the title of the German song to identify Beethoven’s variations. (Sigrun Heinzelmann)