One thing that all aristocrats and rich people fail to realize is that when they die no one will miss them, and there will be no personal everlasting legacy barring men who got rich off of invention. Beethoven, Morzart, Marx, Plato, Malcolm, Luther, Newton, Einstein, Tesla etc…, all didn’t have large wealth or distinction title, but all made significant contributions to the development of society and they pushed the human race forward. That is greater than any riches and what should be defined as wealth. How you served others, and your contributions to the amelioration of civilization is priceless✊🏽
Well said. What nobler way to live than to advance the human race. I was tempted to get frustrated, it seems so unfair to live such harsh lives as outcasts but further evaluation makes me believe that the truly rich and living are the meek who through respective talents and passions inherit the earth. Oh what a gift to be truly powerful and rich. We are the majority and must remind one another of this. The talentless frivolous rich envy us and know the secret, spend their lives convincing the world of otherwise and THIS is the reason extraordinary ppl have such hellish lives NOT because of God being unfair. What a remarkable epiphany your comment perpetuated. My thanks.
Such a tragic masterpiece. His pain, despair, frustration, and sadness is heard through all of his music. Jealous of the lucky lady that was gifted Moonlight Sonata. ♥️
I listened to Beethoven piano concerto No. 5 the whole album for a straight year in my car during my commute and whenever I was in the car. I mean for the whole year! It's my absolute favorite piano concerto. And, it was hard to put down his biography same year I read it! Fell in love with him all over again! Beethoven, my forever man as I have his signature tattooed on my wrist. I plan on visiting his birth place museum again in Bonn, Germany as it is now refurbished since I visited 4 years ago during my following steps of Beethoven's life in Europe. Being at his grave site in Vienna felt like meeting him in person. I love you Ludwig!
I noticed Beethoven works are usually played aggressively. A mix of frustration and probably an alternative method due to hearing loss. He may not have been able to hear his music as well but I know for sure he could literally feel it. Instruments vibrate to the point you can feel an orchestra all through your body. Playing the piano you can feel it in your fingers as well. So maybe that's how he was able to translate his art. He still heard his music but in a different way that we may never understand.
What a lucky woman she was to have Moonlight Sonota written for her...and she broke his ❤️. His tortured soul left us with some of the MOST AMAZING music to ever have been created. For that we will always love this mad genius. Bless his soul.
250 years on, and Beethoven music remain the best music one can listen to. A genius the likes of which only occur every thousand of years - and possibly more. Talking with some friends - we all agreed that he never truly died. His music is played every day all over the world, so that the emotions he meant to share with others by the mean his music, are re-lived in continuation. The genius so common in his compositions made him immortal...
86 yr old grandma here. Piano major in the 60s. Beethoven, my favorite. I'm so glad God harvested him into his barn at the end. Over there, Beethoven found the Father he never had. The gift he had was given him by God and none other. He gave it his life, his heart and his soul, and yes, his body. 100-fold fruit came from that one seed, and it's still bearing 200 years later. Now we know he died of lead poisoning.
this is so much better than the film I just watched, Immortal Beloved. This documentary shows so much more who the great master was. Thank you for posting!!
A great musician that went through a tough life. However, his music will be pass down to many Generations to come . Salute to him, who overcome all the odds through his perseverance and hard work. He made his music known to the world and one of the greatest musician we ever known he is indeed a legend. 🎼🎵🎶
I keep hoping that Beethoven's music will be heard in heaven. Such an amazing man, who overcame immense personal suffering and tragedy to produce some of the greatest music that the world has ever heard.
The music is the escape from the horrors of his childhood. Same thing happened to me, and I escaped my childhood home as a very talented, award-winning pianist. If not for the brutal childhood, the therapeutic value of music would not have been needed.
I had this biography on vhs as a kid and watched it over and over again - the snippet of his 2nd movement of his 7th symphony in this biography is what got me into classical music in earnest (and what inspired me to learn classical piano). I’m so glad it’s on YT, so nostalgic 🥲
When I learned Moolight Sonata,as a teen I thought, "Okay I think I can do it". Not easy at all. It takes hand practice , memory, and ample repetition. It's a grade 8 and yet it is one of his easiest. As a musician I can say he's a man I hate to love. But I still love his works and him.
Music and many of the arts haven't been surpassed in hundreds of years. It makes you wonder if they can ever be bettered. The world has changed in so many ways, but the arts were already mastered/sculpted. Incredible!
Born from tragedy, lived like a vagabond and he died alone. But his prodigious music intrigues and dazzles the universe when he become an immortal God with the giving birth of symphony number 9
I love Bethoveen music and itself. It makes so sad to see how he struggled its entire life to give a gift to the world, to us: its music. Forever in love with its music. He has always been my favourite composer and he will remain🥰.
Seen through a modern lens, Beethoven exhibited all the traits of C-PTSD. Severe abuse by his alcoholic father; health issues and inability to form lasting relationships... So very sad... But ah, the music. Beethoven, we love you!!
how do you think his mental health issue’s truly affected his musical talent? The force upbringing at such a young child??? it’s unimaginable too think a 10 year old playing for huge crowds like it was nothing, but being going back to nothing also, no agents, teachers, producers. Only his father who literally forced him to do whatever he wanted, the only way to earn “respect” from his father was to play the Piano, but once he reached a certain point, HE COULDNT FAIL, he was punished, and TORTURED in “Modern Terms” by his own FATHER, and his only escape was to play EXACTLY ON TUNE to his drunk father’s “EAR”(aka satisfying the mind) AT ANY GIVEN MOMENT, or else he was PUNISHED. Im sorry to say all this but its the fact we cant EVEN IMAGINE every SINGLE SECOND, MINUTE, HOUR or even A DAY, cant even speak for what they went through TRULY. Its understandable to not care or say “everyone experienced it” but how many of this millions/billions really left true impacts on The Earth. The answer is sooo much more then we could imagine.
Of all the classical music composers that I listen to, my all time favorite has to be Beethoven. I love the emotionality of his music, maybe because I myself am quite an emotional person. I am fascinated by the fact that he managed to overcome his deafness to compose some really beautiful music.
When I hear Moonlight Sonata it's such a beautiful love song. It feels to me like memories of someone in the process of falling in love or recalling of that process... it literally touches my soul when I hear it :)
Beethoven, I understand. But half of the world, can never understand, and it is what made you go further beyond. But it is alright, we will all see it equally. Even if it was not worth it in the end, we can at least celebrate what came of it. I hope you are in greater spirits now.
"As long as mankind endures, they will turn to Beethoven". Beethoven descended from the Highest Spheres of the Spirit and, to them, he returned. Praised be the true ecstasy of the Spirit: for that is God.
Very few can be awarded the title of genius. Many are very talented and clever. Beethoven was a genius. The greatest composer to have ever walked the Earth. His string quartets are the epitome of human invention.
I don’t see any other plausible explanation for why the Greatest composer of all time would lose hearing. I think it had to do with the fact that his ego was growing so much, that life had to put him in his place by creating an impossible difficulty for him, - making him lose the most precious thing he had. That’s the reality of life.
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I have come to the conclusion that Beethoven suffered from child abuse at the hands of his father, possible damage to his ears. After his father's death, he had to become a father , and supported his brothers, Kasper and Johann. He was devoted to his music but he had to hide his deafness from other people. This gave him the impression of being anti social. Beethoven had to live thru the shelling of Vienna when Napolean invaded it. Beethoven's later years were taken up with raising his nephew, drinking and self neglect. I believe he had depression, PTSD and liver failure
Thank you so much for this documentary! I'm studying Beethoven's sonata right now and it was important for me to learn at least some facts about the life of this gorgeous composer. Thanks!
I love Beethoven, and I listen to his music a lot, but the statement at0:04 that the odds are I hear his music every day is RIDICULOUS. I probably hear it once per month at most. Who thinks up this content writing?
33:45 I KNOW EXACTLY WHAT THAT FEELS LIKE YOU ARE HAUNTED BY SEVERAL PAST HORRORS AND INSIDE YOU SAY TO YOURSELF "I KNOW WHAT IT MEANS TO LOVE AND I WON'T FEEL BETTER UNTIL I HAVE SOMEONE WHOM I CAN EVERY DAY GIVE ALL THE LOVE COMFORT PASSION AND DEVOTION I WAS DENIED ALL MY LIFE" YET THEY DON'T REALIZE IN ALL YOUR HEAVY HANDED GESTURES AND ATTEMPTS YOU YOU ARE IN YOUR OWN PROUD WAY BEGGING THEM SHOUTING"LOOK PAST MY FAULTS LOOK PAST MY ANGER AND INSULTS LOOK PAST MY MISTAKES AND SEE THAT MY ONE REDEEMING QUALITY IS THAT I WON'T STOP SHOWING YOU HOW MUCH I CARE FOR YOU HOW MUCH I LOVE YOU"! BUT THEY JUST DON'T SEE IT AND A WOUND IN YOUR HEART WILL NEVER HEAL 😢
Love this docu. Just one thing I don't understand. When they said right before he died raised his first at a thunderbolt then collapsed, and all of whatever family left him, who was there to witness this final motion of his movements. I'm thinking it might be fiction for a dramatic effect
God Envys Musicians cause he hardly conquers the heart even after creating everything. But musicians can conquer the heart with few creations only. Thats y God gives the much pain to musicians.
Very moving depiction of one of the greatest composers-I have to put Mozart and J.S. Bach before him, I’m afraid. Having lived and worked as a musician for almost a decade in Germany, and having seen his death mask, I can say he possessed the indomitable German spirit.
The old ranking of artists like sports league standings. Kinda silly. No consensus on this. One composer who gets consistently slighted on these greatest lists is Haydn. Never the opera or concerto composer Mozart was but I'd rank his string quartets and, in some ways, his symphonies above Mozart's. And remember these are the two forms that Haydn essentially created.
If only these great composers knew the mark they left on the world, the regard in which they're held and how they are still celebrated to this very day. Oh. And how awful music is now.
One thing that all aristocrats and rich people fail to realize is that when they die no one will miss them, and there will be no personal everlasting legacy barring men who got rich off of invention. Beethoven, Morzart, Marx, Plato, Malcolm, Luther, Newton, Einstein, Tesla etc…, all didn’t have large wealth or distinction title, but all made significant contributions to the development of society and they pushed the human race forward. That is greater than any riches and what should be defined as wealth. How you served others, and your contributions to the amelioration of civilization is priceless✊🏽
Well said. What nobler way to live than to advance the human race. I was tempted to get frustrated, it seems so unfair to live such harsh lives as outcasts but further evaluation makes me believe that the truly rich and living are the meek who through respective talents and passions inherit the earth. Oh what a gift to be truly powerful and rich. We are the majority and must remind one another of this. The talentless frivolous rich envy us and know the secret, spend their lives convincing the world of otherwise and THIS is the reason extraordinary ppl have such hellish lives NOT because of God being unfair. What a remarkable epiphany your comment perpetuated. My thanks.
mozart came from money.
bach too
And the fact you didn't include the greatest musician of all time Johann Sebastian Bach in that paragraph tells me all I need to know
Yeah, Elon won't be remembered. So much wrong with his statement.
@Guhraff He did destructive things.
Such a tragic masterpiece. His pain, despair, frustration, and sadness is heard through all of his music.
Jealous of the lucky lady that was gifted Moonlight Sonata. ♥️
I listened to Beethoven piano concerto No. 5 the whole album for a straight year in my car during my commute and whenever I was in the car. I mean for the whole year! It's my absolute favorite piano concerto. And, it was hard to put down his biography same year I read it! Fell in love with him all over again! Beethoven, my forever man as I have his signature tattooed on my wrist. I plan on visiting his birth place museum again in Bonn, Germany as it is now refurbished since I visited 4 years ago during my following steps of Beethoven's life in Europe. Being at his grave site in Vienna felt like meeting him in person. I love you Ludwig!
you take after my heart, Buddha Rock
I adore him too💖🌹🌹🌹
Which biography of the Maestro did you read? I need a change of pace and a good biography of Ludwig just might be the thing I need.
DID YOU KNOW BEETHOVEN WAS A BLACK MAN?!
His musical compositions speak with such emotional & musical posterity. An era when music was truly music and not mostly a show.
So true!
"Talent is what a man possesses. Genius is what possesses a man." -- Isaac Stern. Definitely applied to Beethoven.
True
it's nice to meet you and beethoven is HIGH in TALENT
I think it's just amazing how he was almost completely deaf and could compose music like that.
Beethoven is the proof that music is an art form that goes much deeper than just what the ears can hear.
I noticed Beethoven works are usually played aggressively. A mix of frustration and probably an alternative method due to hearing loss. He may not have been able to hear his music as well but I know for sure he could literally feel it. Instruments vibrate to the point you can feel an orchestra all through your body. Playing the piano you can feel it in your fingers as well. So maybe that's how he was able to translate his art. He still heard his music but in a different way that we may never understand.
What a lucky woman she was to have Moonlight Sonota written for her...and she broke his ❤️. His tortured soul left us with some of the MOST AMAZING music to ever have been created. For that we will always love this mad genius. Bless his soul.
250 years on, and Beethoven music remain the best music one can listen to.
A genius the likes of which only occur every thousand of years - and possibly more.
Talking with some friends - we all agreed that he never truly died. His music is played every day all over the world, so that the emotions he meant to share with others by the mean his music, are re-lived in continuation.
The genius so common in his compositions made him immortal...
Beethovens life for me is very inspirational that motivates even when I am in bad times in life and also , that inspires me to music
That was aweeeeeeeesome. He's the reason I started music. Immortal
there is no such thing as immortality...
@@elliewolff76 yes there is. Jesus is The Great I AM.
immortal too...
@@elliewolff76 his music is immortal he is saying dummy. "His music will live on forever"
It’s a great, Deeply touching documentary about Beethoven’s personal and artistic life!
This history of one of the greatest pianist's of a all time and greatest composer. Beethoven is legendary.
Beethoven doing his work deaf makes him the greatest composer of all time
It's more than that. The deafness may have inspired him to work harder, but he always had the music within him.
86 yr old grandma here. Piano major in the 60s. Beethoven, my favorite. I'm so glad God harvested him into his barn at the end. Over there, Beethoven found the Father he never had. The gift he had was given him by God and none other. He gave it his life, his heart and his soul, and yes, his body. 100-fold fruit came from that one seed, and it's still bearing 200 years later. Now we know he died of lead poisoning.
this is so much better than the film I just watched, Immortal Beloved. This documentary shows so much more who the great master was. Thank you for posting!!
I love beethovens music. I'm a skateboarder and I mainly listen to Beethoven or just classical in general. It's very soothing
I think much of Beethoven is rousing, not soothing. I get all hyped up and emotional.
@@kalamityerstwhile7845 yeah I can definitely see that. His music conveys so many different emotions. I love it
@RedfireBonus he was a character that's for sure
I skate too. Never thought of listening to classical while skating. Might try it now
@RedfireBonus “manic depression” is an archaic term for bipolar. Jsyk
A great musician that went through a tough life. However, his music will be pass down to many Generations to come . Salute to him, who overcome all the odds through his perseverance and hard work. He made his music known to the world and one of the greatest musician we ever known he is indeed a legend. 🎼🎵🎶
I am 68 years old and just got a desire to play piano please pray for me and everyone. I want to learn. Sunshine
🌹❤️🌷
@@phyllismueller8893 You can do it!!!! Find an excellent teacher!!!!!
Imagine having the single most beautiful movements written for you and you ignore it's potency.
i don't have to imagine 🤡
Ironic that a documentary about Beethoven wouldn’t have closed captioning for the deaf.
The irony isn't lost on me -_-
that is a shame
im deaf and this is fine 😃👍🏻
@@elliewolff76 Um.... wtf ellie, your on drugs
Thats ntt irony
Beethoven is so famous, even the women who left him are immortalized.
I keep hoping that Beethoven's music will be heard in heaven. Such an amazing man, who overcame immense personal suffering and tragedy to produce some of the greatest music that the world has ever heard.
The man lost in everywhere but conquered the world with music
What a man. What a symbol of a man. Discovering music/piano never knew I would encounter an inspiration such an inspiration.
The music is the escape from the horrors of his childhood. Same thing happened to me, and I escaped my childhood home as a very talented, award-winning pianist. If not for the brutal childhood, the therapeutic value of music would not have been needed.
I had this biography on vhs as a kid and watched it over and over again - the snippet of his 2nd movement of his 7th symphony in this biography is what got me into classical music in earnest (and what inspired me to learn classical piano). I’m so glad it’s on YT, so nostalgic 🥲
That 2nd movement is magic yes!
Do you know what the song at 16:00 is?
I had to watch this because of a class assignment, but I am stunted by this genius.
I would love to have to watch this as a class assignment
Great background music... I listen every day while working from home and relaxing before bed at night.
When I learned Moolight Sonata,as a teen I thought, "Okay I think I can do it". Not easy at all. It takes hand practice , memory, and ample repetition. It's a grade 8 and yet it is one of his easiest. As a musician I can say he's a man I hate to love. But I still love his works and him.
I wanted to play piano because of 'Fur Elise' now I want to understand this man as much as I can
Music and many of the arts haven't been surpassed in hundreds of years. It makes you wonder if they can ever be bettered. The world has changed in so many ways, but the arts were already mastered/sculpted. Incredible!
Born from tragedy, lived like a vagabond and he died alone. But his prodigious music intrigues and dazzles the universe when he become an immortal God with the giving birth of symphony number 9
Van Beethovan and Van Gogh. So many similarities. Unfortunately Vincent didn't get to realize his success.
Wow. Awesome. He was so talented a great gift from God. Me and my husbnd. Love his. FUR ELISE snd the rest of his musical instrumnt.
I love Bethoveen music and itself. It makes so sad to see how he struggled its entire life to give a gift to the world, to us: its music. Forever in love with its music. He has always been my favourite composer and he will remain🥰.
Seen through a modern lens, Beethoven exhibited all the traits of C-PTSD. Severe abuse by his alcoholic father; health issues and inability to form lasting relationships... So very sad... But ah, the music. Beethoven, we love you!!
how do you think his mental health issue’s truly affected his musical talent? The force upbringing at such a young child??? it’s unimaginable too think a 10 year old playing for huge crowds like it was nothing, but being going back to nothing also, no agents, teachers, producers. Only his father who literally forced him to do whatever he wanted, the only way to earn “respect” from his father was to play the Piano, but once he reached a certain point, HE COULDNT FAIL, he was punished, and TORTURED in “Modern Terms” by his own FATHER, and his only escape was to play EXACTLY ON TUNE to his drunk father’s “EAR”(aka satisfying the mind) AT ANY GIVEN MOMENT, or else he was PUNISHED. Im sorry to say all this but its the fact we cant EVEN IMAGINE every SINGLE SECOND, MINUTE, HOUR or even A DAY, cant even speak for what they went through TRULY. Its understandable to not care or say “everyone experienced it” but how many of this millions/billions really left true impacts on The Earth. The answer is sooo much more then we could imagine.
Just heard about this dude, turns out he wrote some pretty good stuff, you guys should check some of it out
Of all the classical music composers that I listen to, my all time favorite has to be Beethoven. I love the emotionality of his music, maybe because I myself am quite an emotional person. I am fascinated by the fact that he managed to overcome his deafness to compose some really beautiful music.
When I hear Moonlight Sonata it's such a beautiful love song. It feels to me like memories of someone in the process of falling in love or recalling of that process... it literally touches my soul when I hear it :)
A wonderful documentary about a legend.
Magical music and canhere his frustration but made the beauty we now enjoy still
Beethoven was the original rock star.
I love watching these. They give great information, making it even more understandable and interesting.
Beethoven, I understand. But half of the world, can never understand, and it is what made you go further beyond. But it is alright, we will all see it equally. Even if it was not worth it in the end, we can at least celebrate what came of it. I hope you are in greater spirits now.
What he made aren't music, it's magic
Great characterization!
"As long as mankind endures, they will turn to Beethoven". Beethoven descended from the Highest Spheres of the Spirit and, to them, he returned. Praised be the true ecstasy of the Spirit: for that is God.
Very few can be awarded the title of genius. Many are very talented and clever. Beethoven was a genius. The greatest composer to have ever walked the Earth. His string quartets are the epitome of human invention.
(Prince Rogers Nelson walks into the room.)💜🙂
This content deserves a lot .. Remarkable .
I wonder what part (if any) his childhood beatings had to do with his deafness. I adore his music and have deep feelings for the tortured genius.
I wish I could make a time machine to go back and time and meet debussy and beethoven. i love the composers and i will carry their legacys
to be COMPLETELY honest i did do and/or PROBABLY will really LOVE beethoven
“We’re the lucky ones” yes.. I’m lucky that I can hear his music
I don’t see any other plausible explanation for why the Greatest composer of all time would lose hearing. I think it had to do with the fact that his ego was growing so much, that life had to put him in his place by creating an impossible difficulty for him, - making him lose the most precious thing he had. That’s the reality of life.
I have tinnitus and it can be inherited in families. They may just not have know n about it at that time.
i have to watch this for school... any one else?
yeah me too
Yup
samee bestie
Beethoven went out with a bang! ⚡️
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The world at the Beethoven was growing up just sounds exciting, where every and anything was possible
Beethoven was the first rock star!
I have come to the conclusion that Beethoven suffered from child abuse at the hands of his father, possible damage to his ears. After his father's death, he had to become a father , and supported his brothers, Kasper and Johann. He was devoted to his music but he had to hide his deafness from other people. This gave him the impression of being anti social. Beethoven had to live thru the shelling of Vienna when Napolean invaded it. Beethoven's later years were taken up with raising his nephew, drinking and self neglect. I believe he had depression, PTSD and liver failure
Thank you so much for this documentary! I'm studying Beethoven's sonata right now and it was important for me to learn at least some facts about the life of this gorgeous composer. Thanks!
Unrequited loved + talent = genius
Beethoven is the immortal god of classical and romantic.
THE FACT THAT THIS MAN WAS STONE COLD DEAF YET HE WROTE SOME OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL MUSIC THE WORLD HAS EVER HEARD SHOULD PUT MODERN MUSICIANS TO SHAME
📌Pops was Joe Jackson before Joe Jackson was Joe Jackson.🍻😂
Beethoven had such a sad life 😢
"There are many Lobkowitz, but only one BEETHOVEN!" 🎹
Era un genio
thank you narrator for pronouncing his name correctly.
I'm a huge fan of his Sonatas
I love Beethoven, and I listen to his music a lot, but the statement at0:04 that the odds are I hear his music every day is RIDICULOUS. I probably hear it once per month at most. Who thinks up this content writing?
😢 his childhood, though1💔
Everytime I start to play moonlight sonata I always think to myself....................
I wish I knew how to play the piano
33:45 I KNOW EXACTLY WHAT THAT FEELS LIKE YOU ARE HAUNTED BY SEVERAL PAST HORRORS AND INSIDE YOU SAY TO YOURSELF "I KNOW WHAT IT MEANS TO LOVE AND I WON'T FEEL BETTER UNTIL I HAVE SOMEONE WHOM I CAN EVERY DAY GIVE ALL THE LOVE COMFORT PASSION AND DEVOTION I WAS DENIED ALL MY LIFE" YET THEY DON'T REALIZE IN ALL YOUR HEAVY HANDED GESTURES AND ATTEMPTS YOU YOU ARE IN YOUR OWN PROUD WAY BEGGING THEM SHOUTING"LOOK PAST MY FAULTS LOOK PAST MY ANGER AND INSULTS LOOK PAST MY MISTAKES AND SEE THAT MY ONE REDEEMING QUALITY IS THAT I WON'T STOP SHOWING YOU HOW MUCH I CARE FOR YOU HOW MUCH I LOVE YOU"! BUT THEY JUST DON'T SEE IT AND A WOUND IN YOUR HEART WILL NEVER HEAL 😢
He lives a Diminished Life! The only resolution was death. So sad.
not sad.. but okay
I’d argue he lived an augmented life 😉
I believe Beethoven mistook the sound of the lightning strike for another French shell exploding in Vienna. He raised his fist to curse Napoleon.
Love this docu. Just one thing I don't understand. When they said right before he died raised his first at a thunderbolt then collapsed, and all of whatever family left him, who was there to witness this final motion of his movements. I'm thinking it might be fiction for a dramatic effect
Most geniuses have been lonesome all their lives
God Envys Musicians cause he hardly conquers the heart even after creating everything. But musicians can conquer the heart with few creations only. Thats y God gives the much pain to musicians.
A very interesting point of view,
so god is jealous 💞
Suffered a lot of pain but seems to have caused a lot as well
This made me cry 😢
ooh someone's gonna cry when we roleplay this one at school 🥲
What music is 16:02?
I kept waiting for one of the girls to be named Elise
Delicious...
I like the song he wrote for die hard.
lol. right?
Very interesting video documentary!
I love how they play Bach in the opening minutes.
It’s the music Beethoven grew up on
Very moving depiction of one of the greatest composers-I have to put Mozart and J.S. Bach before him, I’m afraid. Having lived and worked as a musician for almost a decade in Germany, and having seen his death mask, I can say he possessed the indomitable German spirit.
The old ranking of artists like sports league standings. Kinda silly. No consensus on this. One composer who gets consistently slighted on these greatest lists is Haydn. Never the opera or concerto composer Mozart was but I'd rank his string quartets and, in some ways, his symphonies above Mozart's. And remember these are the two forms that Haydn essentially created.
Agreed
Mozart and Bach do not express the emotions that Beethoven does.
@@tazcaddy I agree with you.
@@tazcaddy ummm....wrong
Those quartets were written after the Ninth Symphony. The documentary kind of implies that the Ninth is his final piece.
Ahhh !!! Life !!!! Love !!!! Everything hurt him but he was a real fighter… created the universe of music like God…
The primary reason for Beethoven's death (at the time) was a combination of medical ignorance and negligence. He needlessly suffered.
If only these great composers knew the mark they left on the world, the regard in which they're held and how they are still celebrated to this very day.
Oh. And how awful music is now.
Beethoven was celebrated in his own day.
Interesting..
War. War never changes.
What's up exploring music
Idk about anyone else but I’d like to see an improvisation competition
I have this on VHS tape! Lol
What piece played at 16:02?
Cello sonata no.1 op 5
Although, it’s hard to find a version as rich in sound as the one used here
is this clean? i was planning to play it for one of my music classes with kids?
9:22 : Game recognizing game ☝🏽
14:00 He had "... very dark skin..." Interesting.
he had "... very bad hair..." interesting.
Sometimes they called him the Spaniard.
@@kevinpfaff2301 oh ok
some think he was part African..
He was German having a quite remote African ancestor.