Beethoven's Letters 1790-1826, Volume 2 by Ludwig van Beethoven
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Philharmonic give me for a symphony?
I still cherish the hope of going to London next spring, if my health admits of it! You will find in me one who can thoroughly appreciate my dear pupil, now become a great master, and who can tell what benefit art might derive from our conjunction! I am, as ever, wholly devoted to my Muse, who constitutes the sole happiness of my life, and I toil and act for others as I best can. You have two children; I only one (my brother's son); but you are married, so both yours will not cost you so much as my one costs me. Now farewell! kiss your handsome wife for me until I can perform this solemn act in person. Your attached BEETHOVEN. Pray send me your dedication, that I may strive to return the compliment, which I mean to do as soon as I receive your work. 306. TO HERREN PETERS & CO., MUSIC PUBLISHERS,--LEIPZIG. Vienna, June 5, 1822. GENTLEMEN,-- You did me the honor to address a letter to me at a time when I was much |
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