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• Bellofatto and Jander hypothesize that Luib, having unsuccessfully compiled materials for a biography of Franz Schubert, recognized the same research drive in Thayer and presented him with the portrait as a gift . When Thayer was appointed US Consul to Italy, the portrait hung the American Consulate in Trieste . ( Thayer held the position from 1865 1882 . ) Upon Thayer's death in 1897, it was inherited by his niece Susan Elizabeth Fox.
• FESTIVAL TENT . Beethoven's " Cantata on the Death of the Emperor Joseph II "; Piano Concerto No . 4 in G; " Tremate, Empi, Tremate "; Symphony No . 6 in F . Helene Grimaud, pianist; New York Virtuoso Singers, Harold Rosenbaum, music director; Bard Music Festival Orchestra, Botstein, conductor, 8 p . m . A preconcert talk at 7 : 30 with Owen Jander.
• In the portrait there are groups of knotweed shown in various stages, from initial blossoming with pink to mature florets with the color receded . ( Jander charactizes Beethoven as " nature-loving " and recalls the Heiligenstadt Testament where the composer wrote " as the leaves of autumn fall and are withered &, " an allusion very similar to the one depicted in the portrait . ) Jander proposes that the fading color of the plant is a metaphor to the composer's loss of hearing.
• In the portrait there are groups of knotweed shown in various stages, from initial blossoming with pink to mature florets with the color receded . ( Jander charactizes Beethoven as " nature-loving " and recalls the Heiligenstadt Testament where the composer wrote " as the leaves of autumn fall and are withered &, " an allusion very similar to the one depicted in the portrait . ) Jander proposes that the fading color of the plant is a metaphor to the composer's loss of hearing.
• In Jander's interpretation " the composer projects himself as turning his back ( quite literally ) to the darkness, turmoil, and half-dead tree that dominate the area to his left . Musical instrument in hand, he projects himself as beginning to move toward the calm, sun-drenched field [ and temple to Apollo ] to his right . " Just as music had rescued his grandfather from overwhelming grief, so too does music provide life's direction for Beethoven and solace from deafness.
• To understand the possible effect upon the composer, Jander cites 18th century mathematician and art theorist Johann Georg Sulzer who in his " Allgemeine Theorie der sch鰊en K黱ste " provided an understanding on how an ancestor's portrait can have a healing affect on descendants . " The bonds of admiration and love between us and our ancestors are maintained and thus have a healing influence on the spirit, as though occasionally the deceased were still sitting among us & . a portrait can make almost as powerful an impression upon us humans as can the person himself ."