DIECISIETE
Brahms said that when he played Beethoven he lost all his individuality: he “already had enough to do” just following the directions of the score. In fact, a score by Beethoven always resembles a drawing that makes visible what is essentially conceptual.
INFINITO
Brahms said that when he played Beethoven he lost all his individuality: he “already had enough to do” just following the directions of the score. In fact, a score by Beethoven always resembles a drawing that makes visible what is essentially conceptual.
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Brahms said that when he played Beethoven he lost all his individuality: he “already had enough to do” just following the directions of the score. In fact, a score by Beethoven always resembles a drawing that makes visible what is essentially conceptual.