Yes. He was born in 1770, when CPE Bach, Gluck, Haydn, and Mozart were active.
Yes, in the late Classical period, but also in the early Romantic period.
Yes
Beethoven bridged the Classical and Romanticeras.
Ludwig van beethoven was a composer in the classical period
The Romantic Period (Beethoven-Wagner)
Let's see...Beethoven was born during the Classical period, and died during the period he largely created (the Romantic era). It's not him. Early Classical era masters CPE Bach and Gluck were born during the Baroque period and died during the Classical period. It's not them either. Mozart was born during the Classical era in which he died, which is not really living through the whole Classical era. Haydn, on the other hand, was born in 1732, when the beginnings of the Classical era emerged, though contemporary classical music was still largely Baroque. Haydn lived a long life and died in 1809, during a time when the late Classical period and the early Romantic period (represented at that time by composers such as Beethoven, Paganini, and Weber) overlapped. So I guess Joseph Haydn is the closest answer out there.
Ludwig Van Beethoven's career was as a composer. He wrote music in the classical period. He played the organ, violin, and piano. Ludwig Van Beethoven was deaf.
Ludwig van Beethoven was a composer in the classical period
Beethoven bridged the Classical and Romanticeras.
Ludwig van beethoven was a composer in the classical period
Mozart composed in the classical period and Beethoven composed in the romantic period.
The Romantic Period (Beethoven-Wagner)
in classical and romantic time! thats won thing about beethoven
The Classical and Romantic periods.
Motzart composed in the classical period. He actually taught Beethoven.
Let's see...Beethoven was born during the Classical period, and died during the period he largely created (the Romantic era). It's not him. Early Classical era masters CPE Bach and Gluck were born during the Baroque period and died during the Classical period. It's not them either. Mozart was born during the Classical era in which he died, which is not really living through the whole Classical era. Haydn, on the other hand, was born in 1732, when the beginnings of the Classical era emerged, though contemporary classical music was still largely Baroque. Haydn lived a long life and died in 1809, during a time when the late Classical period and the early Romantic period (represented at that time by composers such as Beethoven, Paganini, and Weber) overlapped. So I guess Joseph Haydn is the closest answer out there.
Ludwig Van Beethoven's career was as a composer. He wrote music in the classical period. He played the organ, violin, and piano. Ludwig Van Beethoven was deaf.
Beethoven
Between Classical and Romantic Era. Classical Era (1730-1820) Romantic Era (1815-1910)