Privat rundvisning i Beethovens Wien - Retracing originale spillesteder med en ekspert
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Udforsk steder forbundet med den store komponist og få en bedre forståelse af Beethovens værk. Denne tour fordyber dig i Beethovens Wien og de omstændigheder, hvorunder han skrev og uropførte sin musik. Vi opdager originale spillesteder, der var almindelige steder i den klassiske wienerperiode, men som nu er væk fra alfarvej. Beethoven er uden tvivl en af verdens bedst kendte komponister. Han var en kompromisløs revolutionær, en ihærdig humanist og en kunstner, der konstant udforskede og udfordrede kunstens grænser. Selvom han blev født i Bonn, blev Wien hans sande hjem og det åndelige centrum, der formede ham som kunstner. På denne private tur vil vi besøge de steder, der giver os en dybere forståelse af hans musik. Vigtig bemærkning: Da nogle af spillestederne på denne tur har forskellige åbnings- og lukketider, skal du forstå, at indholdet af turen kan variere i overensstemmelse hermed. Turen kan også blive aflyst i tilfælde af ugunstige vejrforhold.
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Det tidligere forsamlingshus ved universitetet i Wien - nu balsal for det østrigske videnskabsakademi - var en af de vigtigste koncertsale i Wien omkring 1800. Beethoven dirigerede selv Wellingtons sejr her i 1813. Mange berømte musikere spillede i orkestret, bl.a. herunder Louis Spohr, Johann Nepomuk Hummel, Giacomo Meyerbeer og Antonio Salieri. Værket blev komponeret for at fejre den afgørende sejr over Napoleon, og dets dygtige brug af rummets akustik krævede deltagelse af alle de tilgængelige musikalske berømtheder.
Ludwig van Beethoven boede i dette hus i 8 år. Den komponerede her var operaen "Fidelio" og den 5. og 6. symfoni. Det lille, men kendte klaverværk "Für Elise" blev også komponeret her.
I Lobkowitzpalais besøger vi den overdådige Eroica-sal, hvor privatpremieren på Beethovens "Eroica" fandt tilstand i 1804.
I 1803 og 1804 boede Ludwig van Beethoven her i nogen tid, mens han komponerede sin opera.
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Every minute I spent with FRANK, the profound Beethoven expert during this tour was a dream come true! We walked where Beethoven walked, places where his premieres occurred even though some of them no longer exist as a natural result of 200+ years that have passed. The absolute highlight for me was Frank obtaining my special and private entrance in what used to be the Prince Lobkowitz palace, where in a small room where I stand with him in the pictures which also demonstrate the ceiling thereof, where Beethoven's 3rd Symphony in Eb major, the EROICA Beethoven first conducted a private performance on 9 June 1804, and later the first public performance on 7 April 1805. It is now aptly called the Eroica Room. The general public is not generally allowed currently in, except for Frank's very gracious arrangement with the current owners of the building! I even saw the original door to the Burg Theater where Beethoven's Ninth was performed (see picture). We went to so many places where Beethoven walked and lived. The tour ended at the Pasqualati House where Beethoven lived for 8 years! Even though, my conversation with Frank was so absorbing, we talked for a long while after that! I had a lot of add, ask since I have a devotee since I was a teenager. All in all, a dream of my life came true! Thank you once more, Frank, you made all of my dreams come alive with your tour! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! ♥♥♥♥
Dear Enrique, Thank you so much for your kind words, which I will of course pass on to Frank. I am very pleased that he was able to give you such a great and memorable experience with the Beethoven tour. All the best, Julia
We booked this tour because we found the concept of walking in Beethoven's footsteps very appealing. And what a rememberable experience it was. We were able to enter the original venues where Beethoven first performed his great symphonies (some of these magnificent halls are otherwise not open to the public). It was like a journey back in time, as if we were following Beethoven on his marches to the next dress rehearsal. Our tour guide, Frank, who had an immense knowledge of Beethoven, gave us an insight into the master's life as an artist and genius, but also as a pasisonate human being who struggled with alls his strengths and weaknesses and who was a sharp witness and active shaper of his era in transition and upheaval. We strongly recommend this tour.
Dear Jean-Claude, Thank you for your wonderful review. Frank is indeed a rare specialist and we are lucky to have him working with us. I will pass on your compliments.
