Ludwig van Beethoven

Beethoven.

"Roll Over Beethoven" was written and performed by Chuck Berry in 1956.

The Pastoral symphony is Beethoven's sixth symphony.

Awards tend to be a modern invention. In Beethoven's time, creative people who composed or wrote great works were not given awards; their work was merely appreciated. Sometimes they were honoured by the kings and queens, but they were not given awards.

Playing Fur-Elise with a wooden instrument would need an accompaniment--preferably from a string orchestra. A keyboard accompaniment may not be used as it is a work for solo piano. An interesting alternative would be to transcribe it to a woodwind quartet or quintet.

I just bought volume one complete in nm- condition at a local record shop for $1 mark end down from $10. I'd guess that means they are not worth much unless someone is trying to complete q collection and you have the missing set and they can't find it anywhere else.

Beethoven's music changed throughout his career. There were three periods to his compositions; the early period, the middle period, and the romantic period. During the early period, he learned the classical style of music, and his pieces during this time (in Bonn) reflect this. When he went to Vienna, his compositions began to become more original. In the Middle period, his compositions brought out the bass parts to make his music feel dark. The Romantic period came about because of Beethoven. He filled the gap between the Classical era and the Romantic era. His work was known as the "radical departure from the past."

His Brothers were:

Caspar Anton Karl (born in April 1774)

Nikkolaus Johann (born in October 1776)

Franz Georg (baptizes on 1781, died 2 years later)

Sisters:

Anna Maria Franziska (baptized on 1774, died 4 years later)

Maria Margaretha (baptized 1786, died 1 year later)

and his older sister: Ludwig Maria(born on 1769 in august, who live for six days)

So it was Caspar Anton Karl and Nikkolaus Johann who survived

When he was 57 years old he was die with pneumonia.

Ludwig van Beethoven was born on December 16th, 1770, and baptized on December 17th, 1770 in Bonn, Germany. He was a very famous classical composer who excelled despite his hearing loss.

The Ghost Trio was so named by Czerny because the second movement reminded him of Hamlet's Ghost in Shakespeare. In fact, Beethoven's notes reveal that he was working on an idea for an opera based on Macbeth, and interspersed with these notes are the sketch of a slow movement for the Trio.

Beethoven had some great hobbies and as you may know his favorite is piano he played many other instruments look at youtube.com :D

His grandfather was a Fleming (Lodewijk van Beethoven) That's why there's a Dutch Van instead of a German Von.

im sorry i dont know the answer but who wants to know its not important but if you want to know the real truth you can search other things bout this subject and find the real bloody truth bout him so i dont know oh wait i do ...... yes he smokes....... i think....

He was an innovator, widening the scope of sonata, symphony, concerto and quartet, and combining vocals and instruments in a new way. He was an innovator, widening the scope of sonata, symphony, concerto and quartet, and combining vocals and instruments in a new way. At the age of 7 he had his first public performance.

i heave heard he wrote it because he was diagnosticated in a future he would become deaf, wich leaded him to write all the 3 mvts. Or that sonata, wich each of those represent a diferent emotion, first mvt represents deception, second sadness, and third anger

Beethoven only composed very few pieces in a "classical tone", primarily his first symphony. He was taught by Haydn, a classical composer, so it would make sense for Beethoven to start off by composing a classical piece. Later on in his life though, he composed very Romantic style music. His second symphony, Eroica, was a key example of the romantic era.

No. The original words of Joy to the World were written by Isaac Watts (though they have been greatly modified since then) while the melody was adapted from an older version written by composer Georg Handel.

Beethoven's house is currently in Bonn, Germany. Im not from Germany so i dont know his current authentic address.

Yes.... It's true that the Archbishop of Salzburg strongly despised Mozart and constantly mistreated him. Mozart hated him right back - so he got sacked from the court in 1781, and was literally given a kick. Mozart then moved to Vienna, where he stayed there for the rest of his life - and he avoided Salzburg like the plague.

Thanks to the movie Amadeus, many people these days think Mozart's enemy was Antonio Salieri. To put the facts straight, Salieri and Mozart were rivals - but at the same time were good friends. Salieri did help him with a few projects, but he didn't help him finish the Requiem.

Beethoven did not get married but there was a girl he liked called Alise and he composed a song for her called Fur Alise unforcanly she did not like him back

Beethoven is held by many to be a musical genius. There are several reasons for this: His innovative, revolutionistic and original style; his craftsmanship, knowledge of the opera and orchestra; his beautiful melodies and treatment of these. These are traits shared by many famous composers, and he fits naturally in between those.

Beethoven began composing works of music when he was ten years old.

Playing wise, he just could play anything he heared and picked it up as if it were nothing. learning wise, his father home schooled him but he didn't learn a lot because he was mainly focused on music and his tours in England.