The German composer Beethoven.

Beethoven was born on 16 December 1770 in the small town of Bonn, Germany. His father was a court vocal singer, but had a bad habit of drinking. From the age of 4, Beethoven was trained by his father in strict music, and he was trained in the house all day. Beethoven early learned to play piano, violin, violin, violin and flower, and at the age of 13 became the chief violinist and teacher, assistant violinist of the court theater.

Beethoven grew up by self-education because of his family poverty and did not get a good education when he was a young man. At the age of 17, his mother died, and the young Beethoven, as the master of the family, fought hard with life.

In 1789, the French Revolution broke out, the revolution affected Germany, Beethoven was also immersed in the passion of the revolution at the University of Bonn. The French Revolution had a decisive impact on Beethoven, he believed in the republic, loved "freedom, equality, fraternity", praised the people, struggle, victory, he took this belief as his goal of struggle, until his death unchanged.

In 1792, Beethoven went to Vienna, the capital of music, to deepen and create. He studied composition with the famous composer Hayton, but the teacher could not accept the daring spirit of innovation and free thought in student creation, and the two had differences, and the study was interrupted. Later, Beethoven earned a reputation for himself by unremitting efforts. He was first recognized as an inspiring improvised musician and the best pianist in Vienna, and later recognized as an excellent composer.

But the pain has always accompanied Beethoven. From the age of 27, his ears have gradually become deaf. What a heavy blow for a musician! At the same time, he has also suffered the torture of loss of love, and the beloved girl has gone away from him. And it is during this period that Beethoven has shown an extremely strong creativity, writing many outstanding works, such as The Moonlight Symphony, The Second Symphony, The Clayther Symphony, The Third Symphony, The Dawn Symphony, The Horror Symphony; In addition, The Fourth Symphony and The Fifth Symphony, The Fifth Symphony is one of the most complete examples of Beethoven's work.

Beethoven also created the Sixth Symphony, the Seventh Symphony, the Eighth Symphony and the Ninth Symphony. Beethoven's ninth symphony was the peak of Beethoven's achievement. The song was unprecedented at the first performance, was welcomed by the audience five times, and at the time the welcoming royal family was not more than three times, so the police interfered. Beethoven was joyful in his work. He felt that all orchestras could not fully express his thoughts, and thus broke the convention, in the final orchestra introduced the vocal chant, the word is the German poet Schiller's "Glory".

Musically achieved achievements did not get Beethoven out of poverty.On March 26, 1827, Beethoven's great and painful life ended.

Statue of Beethoven (Wien)

The Song of Enthusiasm, Beethoven.

The life of Beethoven.

Beethoven related information: In April 1877, a young man went to Vienna to meet the great musician Mozart at the time. The man, who was shy, short and clever, played a piano in front of Mozart, and even Mozart, who was acclaimed as a child of God, was amazed by it. He immediately said to his friends: "This young man will set the stage for music."

Beethoven was born on December 16, 1970 in Bonn, near Cologne, Germany, on the Rhine River. His father, John Beethoven, was a drunkard, and his childhood was unhappy.

A childhood whisper pain.

His father wanted his son to be the second child, so that * he could enjoy the glory and wealth, so forced him to learn the piano, a little less, that is, to be poisoned. Just under this terrible and painful fate, Beethoven passed through his childhood. Beethoven was gifted, coupled with the day-to-day hard work, the degree increased, and even his teacher was less sorry.

At the age of twelve, Beethoven was hired as a court pianist and pianist, and also assumed the responsibility of raising the family. Beethoven was gradually appreciated in the court, but he was great, and in 1877, he went to Vienna to worship Mozart. But unfortunately, his mother was at risk in Bonn, and soon home, his mother died. This hit Beethoven greatly, and he spent five years in Bonn.

In order to realize the ideal, Beethoven again went to Vienna in 1972. this time with the great help of the Count of Waldstein, in return, Beethoven later wrote the piano chanting work Fifty-three dedicated to Waldstein.

When he arrived in Vienna, Beethoven was taught at Hayden Gate the following year, and he sought instruction from famous teachers such as Schenker, Abrazberg, and Sarrieri, especially the latter, whom he studied for a decade.

To escape freedom, to pursue freedom.

Beethoven held his first concert in Vienna in 1975, when he personally played the "Pian Concerto No. 2", which he wrote for the Viennese citizen, he was also famous for.

His "Symphony No. 1" was later produced, and in the same year he published three piano triples, Beethoven also laid a double reputation for performers and composers.

Five years later, he wrote the first to the eleventh piano and the first to the third piano concerts. In 1979, Beethoven completed the first symphony. With his magical imagination, he successively wrote the orchestra of the shock. In these works, the joy and enthusiasm of life, and expressed unprecedented freedom of thought, broke through the strict forms of Mozart's constraints.

Beethoven was in a well-known day and day, but unfortunate fate came upon him ¨C he had a deaf disease.

The giant who can¡¯t hear the voice.

It was a very cruel blow, in fear of people to find him deaf, Beethoven gradually escaped from the crowd, himself becoming more and more isolated.

At this time, he falls in love with a seventeen-year-old girl, Julia Gucci, whose famous piano song No. 14 ¡°Moonlight¡± is the work they fall in love with.

In 1822, Beethoven moved to the quiet village of Hayeking, one hour away from Vienna, where he composed Symphony No. 2. But his ear disease worsened and he suffered so much, so he wrote the legacy of Heiligenstadt, stating the tragic encounters and misfortunes. Later, Beethoven rebuilt his confidence because of Kant's philosophy, "To forget his misfortune, the best way is to bury his head." At this time he returned to Vienna, Leth Springs, and in 1983 wrote the Third "Hero" symphony of Reinhardt. This song originally wanted to be dedicated to Napoleon, but after Napoleon crowned the emperor, Beethoven angrily painted Napoleon's name, called "Hero Symphony".

In the same year, Beethoven wrote the outstanding 9th violin soundtrack "Kroce". In 1804, he completed the 21st piano soundtrack "Wardstein". The following year he completed the 23rd piano soundtrack "Enthusiasm" and the unique opera "Federio". In this series of works he showed real power, such as "Wardstein" and "Enthusiasm" made the world as obsessed.

In 1888, Beethoven simultaneously published the Symphony No. 5 ¡°Fate¡± and the Symphony No. 6 ¡°Field¡±. in 1899 completed the Fifth Piano Concert ¡°The Emperor¡±.

A volcanic enthusiasm.

Beethoven's heart contains endless emotions, subtle, superb, harmonious, and perfect. Beethoven intended to put his thoughts in the song.Such as the fifth "Fate", the theme motivation at the beginning was the power of the God of Fate to knock on the door, and the sixth "land" is more noticeable that Beethoven intended to portray nature in the first chapter he marked the word "heartless countryside".

In 1899, Napoleon occupied Vienna, the grandson of the prince fled, and Beethoven's economy fell into trouble. During the days of the war, he remained in Vienna, working hard, and his "Emperor" concert was written in the rumble.

Since the first play of "Destiny" and "The Field" did not gain the favour of the people of Vienna, Beethoven was willing to leave for Germany, but because of the Duke of Rudolph, the Prince Robert Gowitz and the Duke of Kinsky, he left.

Flying into the ordinary people¡¯s house.

Since the French Revolution, the air of Europe has been one of the new ones, and personal freedom and human rights have thus been determined. Beethoven has also civilised music, bringing music from the nobility to the universalism. Beethoven's achievements, the century.

After Napoleon's defeat, Vienna regained the atmosphere of joy. In 1812 Beethoven premiered "Symphony No. 7" and "Symphony No. 8" at the wounded soldiers' relief concert.

Betheben suffered a physical disaster from 1804 to 1814, but during this eleven-year period, his work was rich and historically valuable without precedent.

His "Symphony No. 7" has no title, and Wagner believes that the song is a symbol of dance, especially the enthusiastic final chapter "Symphony No. 8" is the brightest and brightest of his nine major symphonies, with a perspective and transcendent attitude to browse life.

Beethoven's third episode was born in 1815 when he had a deeper understanding of life, and the music he wrote since then, in addition to the ninth symphony "Chorus" and "Solemn Mass", was all piano and string and quadruple, all of which had an inner and profound spirit.

Holy is not good.

After his brother Carl died in 1844, Beethoven took on the responsibility of caring for his nephew, but the adoption process and the problems brought by his nephew after the events caused him a lot of distress. In any case, he could not transfer his love to his nephew. Beethoven's understanding of how to deal with people was completely broken down.

Beethoven became more degraded, while his physical condition was worse, and his economics were very poor. At that time he was working hard on two major works¡ªThe Solemn Mass and the Ninth Symphony. The first song was especially for the use of Rudolph at the ceremony of his appointment as Archbishop. It was due to his great responsibility that he spent about five years completing it in 1823. On May 7, the following year, his premiere of the Ninth Symphony brought his reputation to a new height.

The joyful hymn of the "Ninth Symphony" is taken from Schiller's poem "joyful hymn". he had this idea in his early years, and after thirty-two years finally achieved the wish "Ninth Symphony" success brought him the greatest glory and joy of his life.

Beethoven personally directed when the "Ninth Symphony" previewed, but because of the deafness, the order was disrupted, so the official performance was directed by Umlaw. Beethoven was still on the stage to guide the audience. When the whole song was played, the audience was deeply touched, loudly cheered, applauded, but Beethoven was unaware, or after the actor's reminder, he saw the touching scene, with tears.

This was the last public appearance of Beethoven, who had unconsciously suffered from liver disease, and spent his days in the worsening days of his illness. His heart, which was about to be removed from the earth, instead tended to be quiet. At this time Beethoven seemed to be in the thin, pure high sky, looking down at the world he was about to abandon. He wrote the last five string quarters. These rooms were his final works and Beethoven's will to the world. Beethoven demonstrated to the world that the spirit can overcome pain and even death.

The last spring rage sounded.

The rest of Beethoven's life was short, he had four surgeries in only eighteen and six years, but his condition did not improve.On the afternoon of March 26, 1827, Vienna was suddenly hit by a heavy snowfall, accompanied by a deaf spring, when Beethoven held his right fist and swallowed his last breath.

According to ancient records, Beethoven¡¯s funeral was held on March 29th, with more than 20,000 Viennese citizens escorted to the Yasser Church in memory of the Mass.