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El romance de la Vida y de la Muerte de Вeethoven


Enviado por   •  9 de Agosto de 2014  •  Biografía  •  364 Palabras (2 Páginas)  •  151 Visitas

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Childhood

• Beethoven learned how to play piano from his father but once he turned nine, he began to take lessons from court organist Christian Gottlob Neefe. Supposedly, Beethoven's father made him "stand at the keyboard, often in tears."

Moving to Vienna

• Beethoven moved to Vienna when he was 22. He began to learn the violin and studied under famous composer Joseph Haydn.

Early Work

• Beethoven wrote most of his sonatas--pieces written for the piano--during the early part of his career. The most famous is called the "Pathetique."

Going Deaf

• Beethoven began to go deaf when he turned 24. Though gradual, he became completely deaf by the end of his life. In order to talk with Beethoven, his friends would write out conversation in books.

Symphonies

• Beethoven wrote nine symphonies--music for an entire orchestra--during his life. The third (Eroica), fifth and ninth are his most famous.

Romantic Life and Death

• Beethoven never had a wife, but he was engaged to Giulietta Guiccardi. Three love letters written by Beethoven still exist, but no one knows the name of the recipient. Beethoven died on March 26, 1827 during a thunderstorm. 20,000 people attended his funeral.

Childhood

• Beethoven learned how to play piano from his father but once he turned nine, he began to take lessons from court organist Christian Gottlob Neefe. Supposedly, Beethoven's father made him "stand at the keyboard, often in tears."

Moving to Vienna

• Beethoven moved to Vienna when he was 22. He began to learn the violin and studied under famous composer Joseph Haydn.

Early Work

• Beethoven wrote most of his sonatas--pieces written for the piano--during the early part of his career. The most famous is called the "Pathetique."

Going Deaf

• Beethoven began to go deaf when he turned 24. Though gradual, he became completely deaf by the end of his life. In order to talk with Beethoven, his friends would write out conversation in books.

Symphonies

• Beethoven wrote nine symphonies--music for an entire orchestra--during his life. The third (Eroica), fifth and ninth are his most famous.

Romantic Life and Death

• Beethoven never had a wife, but he was engaged to Giulietta Guiccardi. Three love letters written by Beethoven still exist, but no one knows the name of the recipient. Beethoven died on March 26, 1827 during a thunderstorm. 20,000 people attended his funeral.

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