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How old was Beethoven when he wrote his first symphony?

Every composer that has choosen to write three or more symphonies has composed a Symphony No. 3. A short list of composers who have written a Symphony No. 3 include: Beethoven - 9 Symphonies Mozart - 41 Symphonies Haydn - 104 Symphonies


Why did Beethoven write his first symphony?

because he thought it was fun


When did Beethoven write his second Symphony?

Beethoven wrote his second symphony in 1801-1802. It is surprisingly light-hearted in tone, considering Beethoven wrote it right at the time he realized he was becoming progressively more deaf.


What was Beethoven's inspiration to write his last symphony?

feelings, for example the ode to JOY.


How many symphonies did beethoven write while deaf?

just one, Symphony No.9


What symphony did Beethoven write?

9 but the tenth was being written while the 9th was. But it was Unfinished.


Why is beethoven's favorite food banana's?

Not sure why, but he did write symphony #5 about them. Ba na na na....


Why did Beethoven Write Beethoven's fifth?

He was a free lance composer, meaning no publisher commissioned him to write the 5th symphony, but he wrote symphonies because he was a musician and it was his passion. Also, he made a lot of money composing.


What made it difficult for beethoven to write his 9th Symphony?

Hearing loss. It took him around four years to complete it.


Did Beethoven write the pastoral symphony?

A piece of music suggesting rural life and based on a rustic story - very popular in the 16th century


When was beethoven's fifth symphony written?

the piece was composed from 1804 to 1808 and was first perfomred in in Vienna's theater an der Wien December of 1808


When was ode to joy by beethoven written?

The lyrics to "Ode to Joy" (An die Freude) were written by Schiller and set to music by Beethoven. It's theme is the ecstatic vision of an international brotherhood of man, a pretty revolutionary idea at the time.