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XXIV) Beethoven’s Transcriptions and Notes on Conrad Schilling’s Horn Treatise

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Ludwig van Beethoven – Transcriptions from Conrad Schilling

List of transcriptions and studies that Beethoven made of the works of Conrad Schilling (biographical data unknown)

Notes on composition with the French horn (Waldhorn), in: AmZ 7 (1804/05), July 10, 1805, columns 651–653. D-B, Mus. ms. autogr. Beethoven Artaria 153, folios 4 and following. Date: 1809/10 (Clemens Brenneis, opac.rism.info), Facsimile: FFS / online, Description: .

(See also Philipp Dornaus on the same topic). Notes that appear to be connected with those of Beethoven in D-B, Mus. ms. autogr. Beethoven Artaria 153, p.3, bearing the inscription “Adagio for three horns” (Adagio für drei Hörner) (SBG VII / 3, Hess 297); see also Schünemann / Instrumentation. Description and transcription: Ronge / NGA XIII / 2.


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