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No. He did receive custody of his nephew after his brother's death, but it appears that his last blood relative died in 1926. Unmarried and without children.

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There is no record of this.

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Yes he did :)

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Ludwig Van Beethoven was a famous musician despite of being deaf.

His challenges in life were:

1.) His father was an alcoholic. And Beethoven often got beat up by his father. That also triggered his deafness.

2.) Tuberculosisb killrf hid mother when he was 16.

3.) He has to take responsibility to raise up his brothers alone.

4.) he was fighting for his nephew's custody

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No, there is no evidence to suggest that the two of them met, ipso facto they never played chess.

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It was written by Joseph Haydn in 1791.

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5 movements basically named - 1 - Awakening of happy feelings on arriving in the country. 2 - By the brook. 3 - Peasants merrymaking. 4 - The storm. 5 - Shepherd's hymn.

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Beethoven composed 32 piano sonatas, 5 piano concertos, completed 9 symphonies, one opera, and he was known for many other orchestral works. These included chamber music and overtures such as The Creatures of Prometheus, Coriolan Overture, Egmont, King Stephen and Zur Namensfeier.

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Beethoven wrote and completed 9 symphonies. However, he was already sketching his Tenth Symphony whilst working on his Ninth.

His tenth was not completed before he died.

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It isn't polyphonic - it's is monophonic: A melody accompanied by broken and arpeggiated chords virtually all the way through. Polyphonic means two separate voice lines playing against one another - that doesn't occur in Fur Elise.

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Beethoven's Unfinished Symphony is a hypothetical work. Scholars believe that Beethoven may have intended on writing a 10th symphony, but died before being able to start it.

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That would be impossible considering that Beethoven died 170 years before the first book was even published and 174 years before the first film came out.

John Williams composed the theme tune for Harry Potter.

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Beethoven is a classic. He has been around for too much time, and has had too many well-written pieces to be forgotten. Although Beethoven may not be in at this period in music history, he is very important to particular people. Also, classical music is known to help you concentrate and think better, and the first thing that comes to your mind after you hear classical music is Beethoven. Hope that helps.

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beethoven lived

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The words for the song Rule, Britannia! comes from the Scottish poet James Thomson. The music for the song was written by Thomas Arne, and it is what he is best known for.

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no

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Beethoven's IQ was never measured. Bear in mind that artisitc inspiration is not the same thing as intelligence in any event.

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Beethoven did not go to college.

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Beethoven's major problem was that he was deaf and this consequently made it hard for him to compose however he did it and most of his songs are passionate to convey his frustration at not being able to hear them. He lost his hearing gradually so to begin with he made his music loud to enable him to hear it, however eventually he lost his hearing completely.

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It wasn't a Beethoven symphony that was utilized for this song. It was actually the Andrew Oldham Orchestra recording of The Rolling Stones' song "The Last Time". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bittersweet_Symphony

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simple there is no way

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Beethoven never married but did fall in love

and he never had any kids.

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See the Web Links to the left for a number of biographies.

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Beethoven initially composed during the Classical Era, but provided the transition to the Romantic Era, during which he also composed, and set the style for the new period.