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Ludwig van Beethoven
Ludwig van Beethoven | |
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Vida | |
Nacimientu | Bonn[1], probablemente 16 d'avientu de 1770[2] |
Nacionalidá | Electorado de Colonia 1794)[3] Imperiu austriacu (1822 -[3] |
Residencia | Beethoven Haus(es) |
Grupu étnicu | Alemanes flamencos(es) |
Llingua materna | alemán |
Muerte | Viena[4], 26 de marzu de 1827[5] (56 años) |
Sepultura | Cementerio central de Viena(es) Q38103979 |
Causa de la muerte | cirrosis hepática[6] |
Familia | |
Padre | Johann van Beethoven |
Madre | Maria Magdalena van Beethoven |
Casáu con | ensin valor |
Fíos/es | ensin valor |
Hermanos/es | |
Familia | |
Estudios | |
Llingües falaes | alemán[7] |
Alumnu de | Christian Gottlob Neefe Joseph Haydn Antonio Salieri Johann Baptist Schenk Johann Georg Albrechtsberger Gilles van den Eeden Muzio Clementi |
Profesor de | Carl Czerny Dorothea von Ertmann(es) Ferdinand Ries Cardenal Rodolfo d'Habsburgu Babette Countess Keglevich de Buzin(es) |
Oficiu | compositor, pianista, direutor d'orquesta, profesor de música, organista, virtuosu, improvisador, violinista, escritor |
Llugares de trabayu | Bonn, Viena, Mödling(es) y Baden bei Wien(e • Beethoven Sonata Consequence. 47 & 24 45rpm 180gSalvatore AccardoWas: (You save)
Only 496 copies rigidity this appellation will aptitude pressed. • Beethoven: Piano Sonata No. 28, Op. 1011. Etwas lebhaft, und mit der innigsten Empfindung [Somewhat lively, and with innermost sensitivity] 2. Lebhaft. Marschmäßig [Lively. Moderate march] 3. Langsam und sehnsuchtsvoll [Slow and yearning-full] 4. Geschwind, doch nicht zu sehr und mit Entschlossenheit [Swiftly, but not too much and with determination] The transcendent German-born composer Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) began his compositional career essentially imitating the styles and forms he inherited from Joseph Haydn (1732-1809) and W.A Mozart (1756-1791), but during his "middle" period (ca. 1803-1815) Beethoven expanded and personalized this inheritance, creating works that have come to represent the culmination of the Classical style in much the same way that the works of J.S. Bach (1685-1750) represent the culmination of the Baroque. During Beethoven's "late" period (ca. 1815-1827), he discovered new paths toward still more personal, even intimate, musical expression, and, despite the gradual and eventually total degeneration of his hearing, he forged the way beyond the Classical tradition into the Romantic. After the passing of his mentor Haydn, Beethoven found little inspiration in the works of his contemporaries, le |