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Q: Beethoven and Hegel ( No Answer,   3 Comments )
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Subject: Beethoven and Hegel
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Asked by: wilnerboy-ga
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Question ID: 290121
Did Beethoven ever meet contemporary German philospher Hegel, or is
there any record of either man's thoughts of the other?
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Subject: Re: Beethoven and Hegel
From: fp-ga on 25 Dec 2003 03:15 PST
 
This page may interest you:

http://users.unimi.it/~gpiana/dm1hegal.htm
Subject: Re: Beethoven and Hegel
From: nronronronro-ga on 26 Dec 2003 15:26 PST
 
Beethoven and Hegel shared a mutual close friend:  Goethe.

Funny story from Goethe's meeting with Beethoven in 1812...

Beethoven, in a typical gesture, strode defiantly right through the
nobles, who had no alternative but to give him clear passage. When
Goethe asked Beethoven how he could so disrespectfully treat these
nobles, the composer replied, again characteristically, "There are
countless nobles, but only two of us."
Subject: Re: Beethoven and Hegel
From: seedmag-ga on 31 Dec 2003 16:51 PST
 
this is all i found...
www.sfbach.org/concerts/19960629notes.html

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