Who is better Beethoven or Vivaldi?

Answer 1

It is subjective to determine who is "better" between Beethoven and Vivaldi as they are both highly regarded composers in their own right. Beethoven is known for his innovative compositions, complex harmonies, and emotional depth, while Vivaldi is renowned for his virtuosic violin concertos and contributions to the Baroque era. It ultimately comes down to personal preference and the specific qualities one values in music.

Answer 2

Oh honey, comparing Beethoven and Vivaldi is like comparing apples and Oranges. Beethoven was a musical genius known for his powerful symphonies, while Vivaldi was a Baroque master famous for his lively concertos. It all comes down to personal taste, so why not just enjoy both and call it a day?

Answer 3

Oh, dude, comparing Beethoven and Vivaldi is like comparing apples and oranges, but in this case, it's more like comparing a symphony to a concerto. Beethoven is known for his powerful symphonies and emotional depth, while Vivaldi is all about those catchy violin concertos. So, it really just depends on what mood you're in - do you wanna feel all the feels with Beethoven or jam out to some Vivaldi violin solos?

Answer 4

My orchestra teacher told me this. Beethoven and Mozart are 2 great famous composers but both are different.

Beethoven was always writing dramatic music, considering he was deaf *hard of hearing* he was more inspirational. But Beethoven was always messy, never ever had time to clean up or take baths which was gross. He actually became a prodigy at the age of 5 but also had a very tragic life. *writing a symphony would take 6 months*

Mozart wrote the type of happy, bubbly music. Became a prodigy at the age of 3 - 7 *not accurate* was German of course and was just a plain genius. He was born in the Classic or Baroque era while I think Beethoven was born as well in the classic.

*would take Mozart at least a day to write a symphony!*

hope this had helped!

Answer 5

Beethoven with out a doubt if only for the 9th

It depends upon a persons likes or dislikes ... to state that one composer is better than the other is only an opinion, and not actual fact. Each composer in their own right is just as good as the other.

Answer 6

I think Mozart is more famous because he played very fast music and he also was blind. Beethoven played normal speed music but was deaf. I think its harder to play fast music and be blind than play normal speed music and be deaf.

I think Beethoven. It doesn't matter what disadvantages you have, just the music you produce and what others think of you.

Most Mozart pieces are pretty fast but also relatively easy (on the piano, and to me), and Beethoven's pieces are of a very different style, but also relatively harder. Beethoven has more famous pieces, like Moonlight Sonata, while Mozart had a bunch of pieces that I mostly played while still young and unadvanced. I still play a few of Beethoven's pieces now.

Also, Beethoven seems to be the most famous name when musicians talk about their pieces and who they like better. It may just be their style, but even so, Beethoven is getting more talk and more thought, so Beethoven would be a little more famous.

Answer 7

Mozart, like Beethoven, wrote music of all tempi, fast, slow, and moderate, and he was not blind. It's very likely that Beethoven's name is known by more people than Mozart's, but probably not by much. Among musicians and music lovers both are equally famous but for different kinds of music.

Answer 8

it depends on the listeners taste of music. all i can say is they are both monsters of music!

Answer 9

The two composers cannot be compared. Their styles are vastly different.

Answer 10

Mozart