Iron Butterfly - Easy Rider (Let The Wind Pay The Way)

The echoes of the break with Likhnovsky were felt for a long time. In a letter to Count Oppersdorf of November 1, 1808, Beethoven did not fail to mention that he lives in the same house as Prince Lichnovsky, but does not communicate with him: “My circumstances are getting better - without resorting to the assistance of people treating my friends boorish antics. " The last phrase is underlined by a triple line; she clearly refers to the Hradec incident. One more nuance follows from the same phrase: before a fatal skirmish, Beethoven for many years considered Lichnovsky to be his close friend, and this word meant a lot to him. He did not name his other patrons. It is just as a friend of Lichnovsky is mentioned both in the 1802 Heiligenstadt testament and in one of the letters of Josephine Dame from the spring of 1805: “Despite the irregularities that have repeatedly met on the path of this friendship,when parting with him, I still feel how dear to me he is and how much I owe him. ”