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The Most Famous Concert Beethoven Ever Gave — What Can We Learn From It?

In 1808, Beethoven gave what is now considered his most famous concert — the legendary academy where the Fifth and Sixth Symphonies were premiered. Today, this concert is often used as evidence in tempo debates: if the concert was so long, Beethoven’s metronome marks must have been wrong… right? In this podcast teaser, Stefan and I take a closer look. We discuss why concert duration is a far weaker historical argument than many assume, how modern concert logic is projected backwards onto early 19th-century practice, and why durations are repeatedly invoked only when metronome marks become uncomfortable. Topics include: • what was actually played in the 1808 concert (and what probably wasn’t) • why programs, pauses, cuts, repeats, and improvisation matter • how duration data is selectively used in tempo debates • and why metronome marks remain the only source that truly fixes tempo 🎧 Listen to the full episode on Substack: https://wimwinters.substack.com/p/the... If you enjoy deep dives into Beethoven, tempo, and historical performance practice, the full conversation is waiting for you there. Instant access to our Recordings on Bandcamp: https://authenticsound.bandcamp.com/ Check out our CD/Vinyl recordings here: ▶https://www.authenticsound.org/record... -- 🙋Join our Patreon community and help us create more content▶  / authenticsound   -- 📩Stay informed! Join our mailinglist (yes we have one too!) 👉http://bit.ly/as-mailinglist -- 📱 Website: ▶http://www.authenticsound.org