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Bürger Für Beethoven Jahrbuch 2017 Täglich Von 12 – 166 Uhr MITTAGSKNÜLLEER Mittagstischh: 7, 50 Mit Tagessuppe: 8,50 Bürger für Beethoven Jahrbuch 2017 Täglich von 12 – 166 UhR MITTAGSKNÜLLEER MittagsTischh: 7, 50 mit Tagessuppe: 8,50 Mit frischem Salat: 8,50 Dreesen Gastrronomie GmbH Gasthaaus Im Stiefel Bonngasse 30 · 53111 Bonn · Telefon: 0228-696 596 · Fax: 0228-555 295 440 E-Mail: [email protected] · www.gasthausimstiefel.de Der Mittagsknüüller ist nicht für Gruppen oder Reservierungen buchbar. Bürger für Beethoven Jahrbuch 2017 Impressum Herausgeber: Bürger für Beethoven e. V. Kurfürstenallee 2 – 3 · 53177 Bonn Telefon: (0228) 36 62 74 · Fax: (0228) 18 47 637 [email protected] · www.buerger-fuer-beethoven.de Redaktion: Eva Schmelmer (V. i. S. d. P.), Lektorat: Hans C. Pakleppa, Solveig Palm, Robert Ransburg, Thomas Wagner, Redaktionsschluss: 15. März 2018. 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Vertrieb: Bürger für Beethoven Layout & Druck: www.pohl-satz.de Inhaltsverzeichnis Impressum .................................................................................................................................................................................. 4 Inhaltsverzeichnis ..................................................................................................................................................................... 5 Editorial ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 Beethoven 2020 Beethoven spezial: Bericht des künstlerischen Geschäftsführers BTHVN.............................................................. 9 Beethoven-Countdown........................................................................................................................................................14 Beethoven-Engagement in NRW...................................................................................................................................... 23 250 piano pieces for Beethoven....................................................................................................................................... 26 Beethovenfest Beethovenfest: ferne Geliebte .......................................................................................................................................... 37 Zeitzeugen-Dokument zum ersten Beethovenfest 1845 .......................................................................................... 37 Bühne frei für Beethoven .................................................................................................................................................... 40 Kartenvorverkauf................................................................................................................................................................... 45 Mitgliederkonzert.................................................................................................................................................................. 47 Verleihung des Beethoven-Rings 2016 an Filippo Gorini ........................................................................................ 48 Pianist Igor Levit erhält Beethoven-Ring 2017............................................................................................................. 50 Schaufensterwettbewerb.................................................................................................................................................... 52 Beethoven und Bonn Beethoven-Rundgang........................................................................................................................................................... 57 BfB-Broschüre Bonn als erlebbare Beethovenstadt.................................................................................................... 60 172 Jahre Beethoven-Denkmal.......................................................................................................................................... 61 Konzert Beethovens Träume.............................................................................................................................................. 64 Steinpatenschaft für das Bonner Münster ..................................................................................................................... 65 Bundespräsident Gauck am Standort von Beethovens Taufkirche........................................................................ 67 Erinnerung an den 250. Hochzeitstag von Beethovens Eltern ................................................................................ 68 Götterfunken-Auszeichnung für Bonner Polizei .......................................................................................................... 70 Beethoven-Fassadengemälde an der Weberstraße ................................................................................................... 72 Beethoven-Eistörtchen......................................................................................................................................................... 74 Erinnerung an Beethovens Abschied von Bonn vor 225 Jahren............................................................................. 75 Dirk Kaftans neue Wege bei Klassik-Konzerten........................................................................................................... 77 Bonner Beethovenstraße schon seit 1845..................................................................................................................... 78 Weltweit erster Beethoven-Kreißsaal Bonn.................................................................................................................. 79 Beethoven und mehr Klavierkabarett Ludwig unddie Damenwelt mit Spende......................................................................................... 81 Hoffnung auf den Beethoven-ICE.................................................................................................................................... 82 Beethoven Bonnensis ........................................................................................................................................................... 83 Fabian Müller erfolgreich bei ARD-Musikwettbewerb ............................................................................................. 85 Neue Konzertreihe zur Erinnerung an den 26. März ................................................................................................. 86 Beethoven@home................................................................................................................................................................. 87 BfB-Broschüre zu Beethovens internationalem Netzwerk........................................................................................ 88 Erste deutsche Beethoven-Briefmarke 1959, die letzte 1970................................................................................. 90 Bürger für Beethoven Beethoventreffs...................................................................................................................................................................... 91 Mitgliederversammlung mit Beschluss zu Opern- und Konzerthaus.................................................................... 92 Neues Kuratorium ................................................................................................................................................................. 95 Konzertreise Zürich............................................................................................................................................................... 95 Veranstaltungen und Highlights 2017 ............................................................................................................................ 97 Termine 2018 ......................................................................................................................................................................... 99 Mitgliederübersicht............................................................................................................................................................ 102 Gedenken an Verstorbene............................................................................................................................................... 119 Firmenmitglieder................................................................................................................................................................. 120 Kultur- und Werbepartner ...............................................................................................................................................121 Der Vorstand der Bürger für Beethoven .................................................................................................................... 122 Das Kuratorium der Bürger für Beethoven ................................................................................................................. 123 5 Informationen zur Mitgliedschaft..................................................................................................................................
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