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{{Expand German|Theodor von Frimmel|date=September 2010}}Theodor von Frimmel, fully Theodor von Frimmel-Traisenau (December 15, 1853 in Amstetten – December 3, 1928 in Vienna) was an Austrian art historian, musicologist and Beethoven biographer. He was born in Amstetten and eventually settled in Vienna. BiographyTheodor von Frimmel was assistant curator at the Imperial Natural History Museum (Hofmuseum) of Vienna until 1893, later taught art history at the Vienna Athenäum and was director of a gallery. He is mainly remember as musicologist for essays on Beethoven's work, life and images. Works- Beethoven und Goethe: eine Studie, 1883;
- Neue Beethoveniana, 1888;
- Ludwig van Beethoven, 1901;
- Beethoven-Studien, München, Georg Müller 1905-1906, (2 vols.);
- Bemerkungen zur angeblich "kritischen" Ausgabe der Briefe Beethovens, Wien, 1907
- Beethoven-Jahrbuch, only 1908/1909;
- Beethoven-Briefe, 1910–1911, (5 vols.);
- Beethoven im zeitgenössischen Bildnis. Wien, König 1923.
- Neuausgabe des Beethovens-Werkverzeichnisses von G. Nottebohm/Th. v. Frimmel (new list of Beethoven's work), Leipzig, Breitkopf & Härtel 1925;
- Beethoven-Handbuch, 2 vols., 1926.
References- [https://web.archive.org/web/20090531181852/http://www.dictionaryofarthistorians.org/frimmelt.htm Dictionary of art historians]
- Correspondence with Heinrich Schenker
- Musical Times, articles on Frimmel contribution on Beethoven's letter
- A short biography (Italian encyclopedia)
- [https://web.archive.org/web/20110711020850/http://www.forum-lvbeethoven.com/Forum//read.php?2,6585 A walk-through explanation of Beethoven correspondence edited by Frimmel] {{it icon}}
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