156 years ago today, on March 8, 1869 (January 26, 1869), the German composer Berlioz passed away. Berlioz is like Berlioz and was born on December 11, 1803. He was educated by his father since childhood and taught himself music. At the age of 12, he wrote music for local chamber music and was taught by musicians. He could play flute and guitar. Later, he studied composition as a professor of composition and studied composition. In 1830, he wrote his first work,"Symphony of Fantasy". Since 1823, he has written music reviews and highly praised the works of Webber, Beethoven, and Gluck. He believed that music must first be dramatic and expressive. This proposition became his lifelong belief. Berlioz's works are rich: Such as the one-man drama "Returning to the Dead"(The first performance was successful in 1932), Symphony "Harold Italy"(The first performance was successful in 1834), the chorus symphonies "Romeo and Juliet"(1839),"Requiem"(1837),"Symphony of Funeral and Triumph"(1840), the chorus "Faust's Prelude"(1846), the opera "The Troi"(1855-1858), the comic opera "Beatrice and Penedy"(1860-1862), the Fall "King Lear"(1831), etc. In his later years, Berlioz was lonely and sick, and many of his relatives died. Although he enjoyed high prestige abroad, he was highly hostile at home. He died on March 8, 1869.