J.-G. Prod'homme Collection of Material About Ludwig van Beethoven, 1899-1947

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J.-G. Prod'homme Collection of Material About Ludwig van Beethoven, 1899-1947

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Jacques-Gabriel Prod'homme (1871-1956) was a French music critic and librarian. He translated Wagner's prose works (1907-25) and musical dramas (1922-27) and Beethoven's conversation books (1946). His published works include (1905), (1921), and (1937). The collection consists of French, German, English, Mexican, and other newspaper and periodical clippings, holograph notes, programs, books, and photographs relating to Ludwig van Beethoven and concerts of his sonatas, collected by Prod'homme. Hector Berlioz 1803-1869 La jeunesse de Beethoven, 1770-1800 Les sonatas pour piano de Beethoven, 1782-1823

1 box (0.5 linear ft.)

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University of California, Los Angeles. Library Special Collections.

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Beethoven, Ludwig van, 1770-1827

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Prod'homme, J.-G. (Jacques-Gabriel), 1871-1956

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Prod'homme was born on Nov. 28, 1871 in Paris, France; studied philology and music history at the Paris École des Hautes Études Sociales (1890-4), then became a writer on musical and other subjects in the socialist publications, among them La revue socialiste, Droits de l'homme, and Messidor; co-founded the French section of the International Music Society (IMS) in 1902, and served as its secretary (1903-13); co-founded the French Musicological Society in 1917, serving as its secretary (1917-2...