Utopische Visionen und visionäre Kunst
Subtitle: Beethovens "Geistiges Reich" revisited = Utopian visions and visionary art : Beethoven's "Empire of the mind"--revisited
By: William Kinderman (Hg./ed.).
Contributors: Kinderman, William, editor; Beethoven Museum (Vienna, Austria)
Publisher: Verlag Der Apfel
Published: 2017
Place of publication: Wien
Language: ger
Number of pages: 205
ISBN-13: 9783854501176
Subjects: Congresses; Aesthetics; Sublime, The, in music; Utopias; Music and philosophy; Music; Modern Aesthetics; Intellectual life; Politics and government; Political aspects; Art appreciation; Philosophy and aesthetics; Ästhetik; Kreativität; Kunst; Kunstpolitik; Musik; Beethoven Museum (Vienna, Austria)
Other titles: Utopian visions and visionary art :
Description: "This book explores cultural and political conditions in the wake of French Revolution and Napoleonic upheavels, reassessing the impact of aesthetic currents linked to Kant, Goethe, and Schiller among others on artworks of the early nineteenth century and beyond, and particulary on Beethoven's music. Fresh research on Beethoven's manuscripts has illuminated his working methods and aesthetic priorities. the composer's wide-ranging interest in mythology, non-linear temporality and philosophical notions of the unlimited invites attention. Beethoven's commitment to Schillerian idealism and the aesthetics of the sublime stands in contrast to his disenchantment with the politics of absolutism and the repressive Metterich regime in Vienna."--Page 7.
Notes: Proceedings of an international conference held in March 2017 in Vienna, Austria, in anticipation and celebration of the inauguration of the Beethoven Museum in Vienna, Austria.

Includes bibliographical references.

Contributions in German and English.
Table of contents: title: Beethoven's "Empire of the Spirit" --; title: Keynote with Sir John Eliot Gardiner --; title: Beethovens "Reich des Geistes" : Beethovens "Empire of the Mind" --; title: Beethovens Glaubensbekenntnis und Ästhetische Anschauung : Beethoven's Credo and Aesthetic Vision --; title: Einleitung : Fünf Quellen aus Beethovens Besitz : Introduction : five sources from Beethoven's possession  -- William Kinderman; title: Bestirnter Himmel und moralische Selbstbestimmung : Beethovens ästhetisches Glaubensbekenntnis und die Philosophie des Idealismus  -- Hans-Joachim Hinrichsen; title: Beethoven und die "detestable" Welt : Versuch einer Neubewertung des Goetheschen Beethoven-Verständnisses  -- Manfred Osten; title: Staging Subjectivity as Spiritual Freedom : Beethoven's "Emergent" Themes  -- Robert Hatten; title: Beethovens Schaffensweise : Neue perspektiven : Beethoven's creative process : new perspectives --; title: Introductory note, Einleitende Worte  -- William Kinderman; title: Fruchtbarer Boden : Beethoven lernt von grossen Vorbildern  -- Julia Ronge; title: The tempest (Op. 31-2) between theories of form and the Rhetoric of music  -- Friedemann Sallis; title: Beethovens Schaffensprozess : "das geschwinde Treffen ... mit der bessern Kunst-Vereinigung"  -- William Kinderman; title: Ästhetische Anschauungen zur Zeit Beethovens und danach : Aesthetic perspectives from Beethoven's age and beyond --; title: Beethoven, Friedrich Schlegel und der Begriff der Unverständlichkeit  -- Mark Evan Bonds; title: Beethoven und die postfaktische Musikgeschichtsschreibung : der Heros und seine Legenden  -- Helmut Loos; title: Beethoven und die Unterdrückten : Revolutionäre Kunst und Kunstpolitik in der Ersten Republik  -- Susana Zapke; title: Beethoven in Heiligenstadt : Vorstellung eines neuen Museum-Konzepts : Beethoven in Heiligenstadt : presentation of a new museum concept --; title: Ta-ta-ta-taaaa : Beethoven ausstellen : das Beethoven Museum Heiligenstadt  -- Lisa Noggler; title: The conception and realization of the new Beethoven Museum in Vienna, Heiligenstadt  -- William Kinderman; title: Konzept und Vollendung des neuen : Beethoven Museum in Wien-Heiligenstadt ---- Biographische Angaben, Biographical notes.