How Did Beethoven Influence The Musical World
As he gotten more famous as a musical legend, he began other occupations as a German composer, songwriter, lyricist, and a pianist. He was baptized on December 17th, 1770, and it is believed that his birthday was December 17th, 1770 because in the time, children are baptized after they have been born decreed by the Catholic Church. Lot's of scholars settled it being his birth date because his parents always celebrated his birthday on this day marked with joy and celebrations. His birthday was considered a legend being born into this world. His birthplace was Bonn which was a capitol of Electorate of Cologne. Beethoven was also a well known musical virtuoso that conquered the musical world. Even though he departed from this world and went on to the afterlife, his effects and contributions are still felt on the musical world. He relocated to Bonn when he became age 21.
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While small, he imitated Mozart. However, he was not as truthful as Mozart was. He had a knack to lie about his age to many people. Nevertheless, Beethoven was a steady musician of great talents as he played viola in Bonn's two orchestras and became a composer as a teen. After the death of his mother, he fell into an early trauma, which in spite her happiness with him differed from his relationship with his stern, alcoholic, and seemingly abusive father. As his career started to grow, he had more personal things going on in his life. He started to go deaf and this caused problems with how people communicated with him. In 1801, he goes to his most trusted friends to tell them he was becoming deaf. By 1818, he became completely deaf. While living in Vienna, Austria in 1792 to study with Haydn, he made many of his famous works for his aristocratic patrons, one of which includes Count
While small, he imitated Mozart. However, he was not as truthful as Mozart was. He had a knack to lie about his age to many people. Nevertheless, Beethoven was a steady musician of great talents as he played viola in Bonn's two orchestras and became a composer as a teen. After the death of his mother, he fell into an early trauma, which in spite her happiness with him differed from his relationship with his stern, alcoholic, and seemingly abusive father. As his career started to grow, he had more personal things going on in his life. He started to go deaf and this caused problems with how people communicated with him. In 1801, he goes to his most trusted friends to tell them he was becoming deaf. By 1818, he became completely deaf. While living in Vienna, Austria in 1792 to study with Haydn, he made many of his famous works for his aristocratic patrons, one of which includes Count