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Robert Peters <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 7 Jan 2005 17:34:47 +0100
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Roger Lebow wrote:

>Robert Peters provided a quote by Joseph Martin Kraus:
>
>>I also met the profoundly honest Albrechtsberger.  Tell my
>>dear friend Roman that Albrechtsberger is one of the greatest
>>counterpointists of our time - and besides that the most
>>honest fugue soul in Gods world.
>
>Of course this quotation must be measured against the more famous
>pronouncement from Albrechtsberger himself, who said regarding his young
>student L. v. Beethoven, "He has learned nothing and will never be able
>to do anything properly."

Oh, even greater composers than Albrechtsberger have erred when judging
their colleagues.  Anyway, thinking about Beethovens famous mess at home
Albrechtsberger was right: Beethoven never did anything properly -
concerning his dishes....

Robert

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