Biography Of Ludwig Van Beethoven s Work - 1474 Words

Ludwig Van Beethoven was born in 1170 and didn’t have the happiest childhood. His father would rather drink instead of perform music that was a trail of his family. Beethoven studied counterpoint with Haydn but the relationship between them was not a positive one. Beethoven would fulfill his early promise as a composer, he discovered in this late twenties that his hearing was gradually getting weaker. He would later became deaf and contemplated suicide. By his faith with art he would become stronger and work harder despite his problems with his deafness. By thirty-two he became stone deaf and was more depressed and he would soult out help and despair. Beethoven then concentrated primarily on the symphony between 1806 and 1808. He†¦show more content†¦There are no other composer that would have more position of life in the music than Beethoven. Beethoven had conducted in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. He was a man with universal scope and legacy. He began with the Enlightenment lent qualities that wouldn’t be understood in the terms of his personal and national style. Beethoven would open the artistic process. His principles were documented in the many of pages of his musical sketches. Beethoven would have major criticism from music that would consist in the need to be sustain with balance and dimensions. The critics would often emphasized one or the other aspects while syntheses on which Beethoven’s would vitally depend on the two classic elements that would work together in every work. Despite the insights of the work of the authors, it was compromised that the emergent lyricism of Beethoven’s music was a â€Å"hidden song† that would have different connotations. With Beethoven not being a Hegelian, he would have aesthetic convictions that Would do parallel of Friedrich Schelling and would circle the Jena in the 1790’s. He was also observed by the colleagues that would pursue a philosophical quest That would distinction between the subject and the object. The project would be a strong social, political implication that would sought unity with all beings. Beethoven would have his own nature of worship.