...professors" to hear a new manuscript quartet of Beethoven's — that in A-minor, Op. 132. Sir George says: It is most chromatic, and there is a slow movement...and played the passage a quarter of a tone too flat. A little later he dined with Schlesinger, in company with Beethoven, who was "delightfully gay." This...

...hour long. They played it twice. The four performers were Schuppanzigh, Holz, Weiss,1 and Lincke.2 It is most chromatic and there is a slow movement...attention. About fourteen were present, those I knew were Hot-Inn (violin), Marx* ('cello), Carl Czerny, also Beethoven's nephew, who is like Count St. Antonio,4...

...during the early part of this year. He directed the performers and took off his coat the room very warm and crowded. A staccato passage not being expressed...Czerny, also Beethoven's nephew, who is like Count H. Antonio, so is Boehm, the violin player. The partner of Heiner, the music-seller, was also there."...

...more likely to indicate lessons in cultural subjects with his ather, a professor at the Realschule. ‘A staccato passage not being expressed to the satisfaction of his eye, for alas, he could not hear, he [Beethoven] seized Holz's 3 violin and played the passage a quarter of a tone too flat.' 4 Scanty surviving...