Lecture drafts, Spine, Lecture 3 - Beethoven: Op. 110

Sorry for ungodly length and sketchy runthrough on this one. I’ll try to rerecord if I get access to piano again, I am fairly sure I can shave 15-20 min off the lecture. Auf, auf, mein Herz, und du mein ganzer Sinn; Wirf alles das, was Welt ist, von dir hin! Wo das du willt, was göttlich ist, erlangen, So lass den Leib, in dem du bist gefangen. Wake up, wake up! My heart, and you, my entire mind! All that which makes up the world, throw it away from you! That which is of God, if that is where you wish to attain, So leave behind the body, in there you are imprisoned. Translation notes: https://simonhwangcarlos-dotcom.githu... Draft recording for Lecture 3 Sections: 0:00:00 Auf, auf mein Herz, und du mein ganzer Sinn 0:16:33 The Spiral as Geometric Analog of Prolongation 0:36:26 Credo in unum Deum 0:57:29 Form of the Inside World, Forms of the Outside World 1:17:12 Musical Form is the Shape the Time Will Take On 1:36:41 Conclusion, "How glad will I be if I can still be helpful to you in my grave." Piece Runthrough, ugh, sorry for messiness, it is always bad idea to record sleep deprived 1:41:15 I am sorry, my speech is sometimes a bit odd. Here is a transcript with the grammar cleaned up a bit: https://simonhwangcarlos-dotcom.githu... Argh, I trip over my speech as usual. Slight correction for the Latin, in the Agnus Dei. It should be: Agnus dei, qui tollis peccata mundi, miserere nobis. Dona nobis pacem. (I forgot "tollis") Selected bibliography: https://simonhwangcarlos-dotcom.githu... Lecture portfolio link: https://simonhwangcarlos-dotcom.githu... Thank you to UMass Department of Music and Dance for training and recording space. Special thank you to Mr. Greg Williams for all the help this summer with finding recording space; to Professor Steven Beck, for answering all my random niche questions out of the blue in studio every week; and especially to my teacher, Professor Gilles Vonsattel, for my training and for acting as unofficial editor and test audience for early drafts of these lectures.