Part 2 - Exploring the Resonance of Beethoven's Music in Occupied Latvia: A Conversation with Lolita Furmane

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Claiming Beethoven

Prof. Dr. Michael Custodis and his team at the University of Münster

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We portrait a group of international musicologists and historians examining aspects of propaganda, collaboration, resistance, persecution and exile.

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We portrait a group of international musicologists and historians examining aspects of propaganda, collaboration, resistance, persecution and exile.

Music History

Music

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Part 2 - Exploring the Resonance of Beethoven's Music in Occupied Latvia: A Conversation with Lolita Furmane

Claiming Beethoven

21 minutes 28 seconds

2 years ago

Part 2 - Exploring the Resonance of Beethoven's Music in Occupied Latvia: A Conversation with Lolita Furmane

Born in 1958 in Riga, Lolita Fūrmane studied musicology at the Latvian State Conservatory in Riga (1977-1982) and the University in Uppsala (scholarship of the Swedish Institute, 1993/1994). Promotion in 1995 with doctoral thesis concerning the historical and theoretical aspects of musical education in Latvia in 19th century. Since 2005 Professor of Music History at the Jāzeps Vītols Latvian Academy of Music, 2001-2007 Head of the Department of Historical Musicology. DAAD and Māra Dole (USA) scholarships for source studies in Florence, Leipzig and Saint Petersburg.

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