Part 3 - “Music Between all Fronts from 1940 to 1945” with Michael Custodis
In this compelling episode of "Claiming Beethoven," we delve into the profound impact of the Second World War on Beethoven's enduring legacy. Join us as we embark on a thought-provoking exploration of...
16 Jun 202332min
Part 1 - “Season Finale: Reprising Significant Findings and Themes from Our Inaugural Podcast Season” with Michael Custodis
Welcome to a new episode of "Claiming Beethoven," where we bring our first season to a close with a series of insightful summaries. Throughout this remarkable journey, we had the pleasure of hosting 1...
15 Jun 202323min
Part 2 - “Why Beethoven? Cultural Heritage as a Field of Rivalry before 1940” with Michael Custodis
In the season finale's second episode titled "Why Beethoven? Cultural Heritage as a Field of Rivalry before 1940", we take a panoramic view of Beethoven's cultural significance by featuring the voices...
2 Jun 202337min
Part 2 - “Symbol of German Essence”? Beethoven’s Music in Occupied Italy. With Friedrich Geiger.
Born in Munich in 1966, Friedrich Geiger studied music, historical and systematic musicology and Latin philology in Munich and Hamburg. In 1997 he received his doctorate on the dramatic and oratorical...
12 Mai 202332min
Part 1 - “Symbol of German Essence”? Beethoven’s Music in Occupied Italy. With Friedrich Geiger.
Born in Munich in 1966, Friedrich Geiger studied music, historical and systematic musicology and Latin philology in Munich and Hamburg. In 1997 he received his doctorate on the dramatic and oratorical...
5 Mai 202321min
Part 2 - "The Sound of Propaganda: The Impact of German Influence in the Musical Life of Institutions in Occupied Greece" with Alexandros Charkiolakis
Alexandros Charkiolakis studied music at the Hellenic Conservatoire and at the University of Sheffield, as well as Philosophy and Management at the University of Athens. He has worked as a musicologis...
28 Apr 202323min
Part 1 - "The Sound of Propaganda: The Impact of German Influence in the Musical Life of Institutions in Occupied Greece" with Alexandros Charkiolakis
Alexandros Charkiolakis studied music at the Hellenic Conservatoire and at the University of Sheffield, as well as Philosophy and Management at the University of Athens. He has worked as a musicologis...
21 Apr 202319min
