What period is Beethoven in?

Answer 1

Beethoven bridged the Classical and Romantic Periods of music. The latter period involved less emphasis on strict rules and more on pure emotion. Beethoven's style, particularly later in life, reflects this period well. His works involve strong emotion and broke several of the "musical rules" that existed in the Baroque and Classical periods.

Answer 2

Beethoven's "Middle" period of composing began shortly after he was beset with deafness. His music of this period tended towards large-scale works expressing heroism and struggle, and included six symphonies, commencing with the "Eroica", and including the rich and penetrating Fifth Symphony. Other works include the last three piano concertos and his only violin concerto, five string quartets (Nos. 7 - 11), many piano sonatas, including the Waldstein and Appassionata, and his only Opera, Fidelio.

Answer 3

When Beethoven began writing musical composition,s he wrote in the style of the Classical period. During his career, he gradually changed his style quite dramatically, and his compositions ushered in the Romantic period. Beethoven is considered to be a composer who effected the transition between the Classical and Romantic periods.

Answer 4

Beethoven was born during classical period in music history. Although his later works portray the romantic styles, he is widely considered as a link between the classical and romantic periods in the history of music.

Answer 5

He mostly used rock for his music vut he was also a big fan of country

Answer 6

Beethovens style was Classical Music.

Answer 7

Classical, coming to Romantic.