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Symphony No. 5 (Beethoven) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (3537 words) |
 | Schindler's testimony concerning any point of Beethoven's life is disparaged by experts (he is believed to have forged entries in Beethoven's conversation books). |
| Although horns capable of playing the passage in C major were developed not long after the premiere of the Fifth Symphony (according to this source, 1814), it is not known whether Beethoven would have wanted to substitute modern horns, or keep the bassoons, in the crucial passage. |
| The recording is from a concert of March 10, 2000, performed in the Orangerie in Fulda, Germany. |
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