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, Elegischer Gesang ("Canzone elegiaca"), Op … Elegischer Gesang ("Canzone elegiaca"), Op. 118, è un breve pezzo di Ludwig van Beethoven composto per quartetto d'archi e coro a quattro voci miste su lirica di Ignaz Franz Castelli (1781–1862). Anche se non pubblicato fino al 1826, risale al 1814 ed è dedicato al suo amico e mecenate barone Johann Baptist von Pasqualati di Osterberg, la cui moglie Eleonore era morta tre anni prima all'età di 24 anni. Si tratta di uno degli ultimi pezzi composti da Beethoven, ma non è molto spesso eseguito o registrato. non è molto spesso eseguito o registrato.
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