Accompanied by a booklet of music examples (108 p.: ill.; 21 cm.).
Leon Plantinga Books
Beethoven's concertos explore the dynamic interplay between individuality and community, reflecting themes of cooperation and conflict. He often positions himself as the leader, showcasing his ambition and talent as a pianist. This study aims to illuminate the music by examining its historical context, offering a fresh perspective on the complexities of the concerto genre and its significance in Beethoven's artistic development.