Orange Goblin - Your World Will Hate This

Unfortunately, the autograph of the play disappeared without a trace. But an early sketch of the main theme of bagatelles, recorded among the sketches of the "Pastoral Symphony" back in 1808, was discovered, so there can be no doubt about Beethoven's authorship. However, Max Unger, a Beethovenist of the first half of the 20th century, suggested that Zero could be mistaken in deciphering the inscription, made probably by Gothic cursive. Unger put forward the version that instead of “Für Elise” should read “Für Therese”. Then everything fell into place: date, romantic story of unsuccessful love and the name of the girl. But, on the other hand, Ludwig Zero, an experienced textologist, would hardly mistake Teresa for Eliza. He himself was surprised at this discrepancy, suggesting that in the possession of Theresa Malfatti, a play addressed to another friend of Beethoven could happen to be.