Ludwig Van Beetovan
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SIBLINGS
- Nikolaus Johann
- Anna Maria Francisca
- Ludwig Maria
- Franz Georg
- Maria Margarita
- Kasper Anton Karl
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ABOUT LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN
- Born Bonn, Germany
- Died Vienna, Austria
- Height: 5’4”
- Nationality: Germany, Roman
- Place of burial: Central Cemetery, Vienna, Austria
- Nine symphony’s
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FUN FACTS
- He was the third Ludwig van Beethoven in his family.
- He studied with Mozart’s teacher.
- Died during a thunderstorm at age 56.
- The reason for why he’s deaf is unknown.
- He was unlucky with love.
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SONGS
- Für Elise
- Moonlight sonata
- Symphony No.5
- Symphony No.9
- Piano sonata No.14
- Symphony No.7
- Symphony No.6
- Symphony No.3
- Song of joy
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BEETHOVEN FAMOUS QUOTE
- Music is the one incorporeal entrance into the higher world of knowledge which comprehends mankind, but which mankind cannot comprehend.
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ABOUT BEETHOVEN LOSING HIS HEARING
- From age 26 , Beethoven began to suffer from a Fluctuating,progressive hearing loss (“my hearing grew worse and worse”), which started in his left ear (“in my left ear, with which this illness of my ears had started.
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A LITTLE BIT MORE
- Did you know that Beethoven was deaf? By the time he wrote his ninth symphony (which includes “Ode to Joy”) he couldn’t hear a single note. Think about that for a second. Beethoven’s Ninth symphony is one of the most important classical pieces of all time.
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JUST THE LAST BIT OF THIS PRESENTATION
- Ludwig van Beethoven never got married and did not have children this way there’s no bloodline continuing from the famous composer and his family seven children are born but only three survive childhood Ludwig himself Kasper and Nikolaus from the three brothers only Kasper had a child a son named Karl.
- The prospect bride of 1810 is thought to have been Therese Malfatti, daughter of one of Beethoven’s doctors, but, like the other marriage projects, this to lapsed, and Beethoven remained a bachelor.
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OH YEAH I FORGOT
- Für Elise in English means for Elise Beethoven wrote this classical piece in 1810. However, it was never discovered and published until 1867.
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