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Beethoven's Letters 1790-1826, Volume 2

Note 1 — THIRD PART LIFE'S TROUBLES AND CLOSE. 1823 TO 1827.

Grace Wallace translation

[Footnote 1: The originals of these three well-known notes were found by Schindler on the piano, where Beethoven usually left things of the kind, which he intended his amanuensis to take charge of. Lichnowsky, Schuppanzigh, and Schindler had all met at Beethoven's, as if by chance, in order to discuss with him some difficulties which stood in the way of the concert. The suspicious maestro saw only collusion and treachery in this, and wrote these notes, which Schindler did not allow to be sent.]

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