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ludwig_van_beethoven [2022/01/14 01:24]
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| Beethoven, as a composer and musician, could not tolerate works that were less than faultless. After completing a sheet of musical score or composition, he would modify and rework it several times until it met his standards. [([[https://www.vialma.com/en/articles/208/Ludwig-van-Beethoven:-The-innovative-perfectionist|Vialma]])] | Beethoven, as a composer and musician, could not tolerate works that were less than faultless. After completing a sheet of musical score or composition, he would modify and rework it several times until it met his standards. [([[https://www.vialma.com/en/articles/208/Ludwig-van-Beethoven:-The-innovative-perfectionist|Vialma]])] |
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| | ===== Lots Of Criticism ===== |
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| | Fidelio was written as a commission for Peter Freiherr von Braun by Beethoven. Despite receiving a lot of attention at a stage performance in 1805, Beethoven's composition received a lot of criticism. As a result, he altered the score until he had a fourth version. The opera, which was most likely one of his life's work, took ten years to complete.[([[https://www.quora.com/Late-Beethoven-works-were-often-condemned-by-contemporary-critics-Some-are-frankly-the-sound-of-someone-with-omnicidal-rage-Might-late-Beethoven-now-be-acclaimed-because-modernity-is-unfitting-to-humans-and-more|Quora]])] |
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| | ===== Perfect Pitch ===== |
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| | Beethoven's ability to write while being entirely deaf is one of the most remarkable Beethoven facts. He could picture harmony and music in his thoughts without even hearing the instrument because of his absolute pitch. One of the more unusual ways he used was to put a wooden spoon between his teeth while playing so he could feel the vibrations of the piano.[([[https://www.quora.com/Was-Beethoven-able-to-hear-in-his-head-all-the-music-he-wrote-Or-did-he-just-go-to-the-piano-and-use-it-along-with-lots-of-ink-and-paper|Quora]])] |
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| | ===== Beethoven’s Silence ===== |
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| | Ernesto Cortázar II, a Mexican arranger, composer, and pianist, wrote Beethoven's Silence in 1999. The composition was intended to depict the composer's life when deafness took over his profession. Unfortunately, the work has not been included in any of Beethoven's autobiographies. [([[http://fidyzahra.blogspot.com/2014/10/interpreting-beethovens-silence-by.html|fidyzahra]])] |
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