The A-Z Beethoven Quiz (rules of the game)

[Quijote]

M = Joseph Mayseder. Yes, you've guessed it, another contributor to the original Diabolic Variations project.

[Megan]

Nussbock, Leopold and Karl's mother Johanna were appointed co-guardians of Karl in Sept. 1819

[Michael]

Oh, I see we've reached the O's.
Oh, well, here goes:
"Oh, How Can I be Blythe and Glad ?" Op 108 No. 4

[PDG]

O = One Hundred and Eleven, the opus number of the final piano sonata, in C minor.

[Megan]

When Cipriani Potter, asked Beethoven who was the greates living composer apart from himself, B replied, Cherubini.


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[Quijote]

Q = Herr Quarin, key middle-class music patron in Vienna circa 1809. Assumed to have hosted Beethoven and/or his music.

[Michael]

Rupprecht, Johann Baptist. His poem "Merkenstein" was set twice by Beethoven.

[Roehre]

S = Septet opus 20, a work B hated later in his life.

[Megan]

WoO 14. Twelve Contredanses for orchestra. Completed in 1802.

[Megan]

Unpublished WoO 62, which Diabelli purchased for 30fl.

[Chris]

Sorry, Megan, you can't go twice in a row!

[Quijote]

S = Septet opus 20, a work B hated later in his life.

Sorry Roehre, already covered by Michael in Post #78 (Page 2).
Give us another "S" please, and then we'll take Megan's Twelve Contredances, after that someone else has to post the "U". Hope that's clear!

[Quijote]

In the meantime, everybody on hold please until we get Roehre's new "S".

[Quijote]

We have time, no worries. Deadline for Roehre for a new "S" is 12h49.
If Roehre can't come up with another "S" we can all start to panic...

[Quijote]

Dear Roehre, "S" is for ...