FIRST UNCOMPROMISING Tempo Reconstruction BEETHOVEN Symphony n°1- Digital-Noteperformer -Use of A.I.

Beethoven wrote his Symphony n°1 in C Major opus 21 in 1799-1800. Today, orchestras perform this work in tempi reflecting more the practice of late 19th century rather than the pre-industrial way of playing that Beethoven had in mind for his works.
The master left us his tempi in the form of Metronome Numbers (MM's) for all his symphonies (see below). As with the majority of the MM's given in the 19th century, also those of Beethoven were based upon the tradition where the ticks of the metronome (or the swings of the pendulum) gave the parts of the note value (the binary unity) and not the note value itself. See this video that will explain how, essentially, simple the solution to the long living 'mysteries' is:    • How Fast did Beethoven and Chopin really P...  

I have long been searching for a possibility to present these works to you in an as good format as possible. Thanks to Ken Nichol, music lover and software developer, this computer version of the 1st symphony will give you a rather objective picture of the work, while the program is not bad at all in giving kind of normal accentuation pattern and even some degrees of dynamic expression.

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0:00 Adagio Molto (1/8 = 88) / Allegro con brio (1/2 = 112)
15:54 Andante cantabile con moto (1/8 = 120)
28:59 Menuetto Allegro molto e vivace (1/2 dot = 108)
35:37 Adagio (1/8 = 63) / Allegro molto e vivace (1/2 = 88)
Total Time: 45'15''



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