Rare Page - WoO43 nr3

[Peter]

We have featured some of the duets for mandolin and FP before - in case anyone thinks there is a new mystery to rival the IB, Beethoven's dedication to 'la belle J' most probably refers to Countess Josephine Von Clary for whom Beethoven also composed Ah! perfido.

www.kingsbarn.freeserve.co.uk/rare.html

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'Man know thyself'

[Rod]

I was worrying about possible IB connections being made myself (!), but like the other pieces of this kind we have had on the rare page this is a very engaging composition by B for the fp and mandolin.


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"If I were but of noble birth..." - Rod Corkin

[This message has been edited by Rod (edited 07-12-2002).]

[Chris]

I like this one a lot. I think this is the perfect kind of stuff to have on the rare page, too. Most people probably don't even know that Beethoven composed music for the mandolin.

[chopithoven]

And what is the difference between this piece WoO43/2 and the later arrangement of it, published on the rare page, WoO43/3?

[Rod]

Originally posted by chopithoven:
And what is the difference between this piece WoO43/2 and the later arrangement of it, published on the rare page, WoO43/3?

Trust you to ask such a question! I'm afraid I haven't got the nr2 version.

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"If I were but of noble birth..." - Rod Corkin

[chopithoven]

Originally posted by Rod:
Trust you to ask such a question! I'm afraid I haven't got the nr2 version.

OH! I thought you had Beethoven's complete works. It doesn't matter anyway.

[~Immortal Beloved~]

Originally posted by chopithoven:
OH! I thought you had Beethoven's complete works. It doesn't matter anyway.

I was thinking the same thing chopinthoven.

[chopithoven]

Originally posted by ~Immortal Beloved~:
I was thinking the same thing chopinthoven.

I'm not chopinthoven. I'm Chopithoven.

[Rod]

Originally posted by ~Immortal Beloved~:
I was thinking the same thing chopinthoven.

Well, not absolutely complete. But complete enough now to my satisfaction, but perhaps not to yours!?

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"If I were but of noble birth..." - Rod Corkin

[PDG]

Originally posted by chopithoven:
I'm not chopinthoven. I'm Chopithoven.

There's just no en in sight.

[Joy]

Originally posted by PDG:
There's just no en in sight.

Very good!

[chopithoven]

Originally posted by Joy:
Very good!

I did not understand the joke.

[Rod]

Originally posted by chopithoven:
I did not understand the joke.

Don't worry Chop, there was no joke....

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"If I were but of noble birth..." - Rod Corkin

[This message has been edited by Rod (edited 07-16-2002).]

[PDG]

Originally posted by Rod:
Don't worry Chop, there was no joke....

Hey, Rodders, don't be embarrassed that you didn't understand it. You need to roll around on the floor a bit more (maybe when Newcastle win the Premiership?)...

[Rod]

Originally posted by PDG:
Hey, Rodders, don't be embarrassed that you didn't understand it. You need to roll around on the floor a bit more (maybe when Newcastle win the Premiership?)...

Did you not think I was aware of the double meaning when I was writing my 'roll around' comment earlier? That was MY joke. Better than your crude repetition of it in the same chain! Ah.. you still have a lot to learn about comedy...



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"If I were but of noble birth..." - Rod Corkin