Beethoven and Handel

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Beethoven and Handel 1 Beethoven and Handel: The Significance of a Borrowing Channan Willner Among the many reasons for our perpetual fascination with composers' borrowings is the sense of secrecy the evoke. With few exceptions, borrowings are generally kept quiet by the composer and their discovery therefore requires a good deal of musical as well as musicological detective work.1 Schenkerian methodology, also occupied with hidden matters, would appear to be a suitable vehicle for such an endeavor, despite the serious danger of mixing apples and oranges its use poses: It is all too easy to mix levels and to look for figural borrowings, which occur near the surface, among

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