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Barry Cooper, lecturer in music at the University of Aberdeen (Scotland), has pieced together the first movement of Beethoven's Tenth Symphony from the composer's sketches. No one has previously attempted to complete a movement from the Tenth; Dr. Cooper's detective and restoration work is a a major breakthrough for those who wish to hear a realization of the incomplete symphony.
Within the last five years, the discovery of a significant number of...
