Fresh off a lightning campaign, Napoleon thought Vienna had won him the war—until Aspern shattered that illusion and claimed the life of his closest friend.

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This is a great opportunity to hear the breadth of Beethoven’s work performed in a novel way, and the drama does have its ...

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The statement “An army marches on its stomach” is attributed to the legendary French Commander Napoleon Bonaparte. Napoleon ...

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