Beethoven was a genius and could hear all the music in his head.
No, because he was deaf
Beethoven.
no it happen in 9th symphoy
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.
Beethoven was going deaf over a period of about twenty years. He wrote the 5th Symphony during this period and was not yet completely deaf when it was finished. In fact he could occasionally hear sounds after he was considered deaf.
yes he was deaf
just one, Symphony No.9
No, because he was deaf
Beethoven.
he was completely deaf when he composed the symphony.
no it happen in 9th symphoy
Yes, Beethoven composed "Ode to Joy" as the final movement of his Symphony No. 9 while already experiencing significant hearing loss. The symphony was first performed in 1824, when Beethoven was almost completely deaf.
He was a great composer. He played his last symphony when deaf.
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.
Beethoven was going deaf over a period of about twenty years. He wrote the 5th Symphony during this period and was not yet completely deaf when it was finished. In fact he could occasionally hear sounds after he was considered deaf.
Beethoven was deaf in both ears.
Music is produced by vibrations, and deaf people can still feel different vibrations. The story is told that Beethoven cut off the legs of the piano so he could hear the vibrations of the piano. This is perhaps not necessarily true, as many pianos of the time were made with removable legs so they could be carried into the various courts of the kings and emperors for performances. Regardless, by laying the piano flat on the ground, Beethoven could distinguish the vibrations and harmonies. Bear in mind that most of us can hear music in our heads - sometimes it can be a problem! An experienced musician does it all the time and it's not difficult for a professional composer to imagine the music and write it down. It isn't strictly necessary for a composer to use an instrument while composing, even though many like to do so. For a composer as brilliant as Beethoven, with symphonies as complex as those he composed, hearing the music in his head would have been no difficulty whatsoever.