The Lobkowicz Collections rank among the oldest and largest privately owned collections of art, music and archival documents in Central Europe. Among the many musicians whose music played an important role in the life of the Lobkowicz family was Ludwig van Beethoven. The second volume of The Lobkowicz Collections Music Series explores intersections between the composer and one aristocratic household over the course of two decades. This narrative includes family letters, eyewitness observations published and private, archival documents, and music. Preserved in The Lobkowicz Collections are original manuscripts of significant works by Beethoven, many containing the composer's own corrections, which were used by musicians in early performances. Some of these works were dedicated by Beethoven to Franz Joseph Maximilian, 7th Prince Lobkowicz. This volume reveals a remarkably fruitful period in Beethoven's career, and the role that Prince Lobkowicz played in bringing his works to life.
Also available:
The Lobkowicz Collections Music Series: Highlights, ISBN 9781785512780


About the Author
Dr. Kathryn Libin is an Associate Professor of Music at Vassar College, and Music Advisor to The Lobkowicz Collections.



Book Information
ISBN 9781785513305
Author Kathryn Libin
Format Paperback
Page Count 80
Imprint Scala Arts & Heritage Publishers Ltd
Publisher Scala Arts & Heritage Publishers Ltd
Weight(grams) 225g