Klassische musik beethoven biography

Ludwig van Beethoven (* 16. Dezemba 1770 z Bonn; † 26. Meaz 1827 z Wean) woa a deitscha Komponist und Pianist vo da Weana Klassik. Ea hod klassische Musik fia Piano, Orchestra und vaschiedane Gruppm vo Instrumentn gspüd. Seine bekauntastn Weake san de dritte ("Eroica"), fümfte, sechste ("Pastorale") und neinte ("Choral") Symphonie, de ochte ("Pathetique") und viazehnte ("Mondscheinssonatn") Klaviaonatn, de Oper "Fidelio" und a s Klaviastickl Für Elise. In seina Jugend hod a aa vui Klaviakonzeate gem.

1801 hod ba eam a Schwaahearigkeit augfaungt. De Taubheit hod si imma weida vasteakt.^[1] 1817 woa ra komplett taub. Obwoi ra kaane Konzerte meah gem hod, hod a weida komponiat. Ea hod sogoa in dea Zeit a boa vo seine gresstn Weake komponiat. Ea zöiht zu de bedeitendstn klassischn Komponistn.^[2]

1792 is a noch Wean kumma und is do fian Rest vo seim Lem bliem. Gheirat hod a nia.

Weaklistn

• Opus 1 Nr. 1: Klaviertrio Nr. 1 in Es-Dur (1795)
• Opus 1 Nr. 2: Klaviertrio Nr. 2 in G-Dur (1795)
• Opus 1 Nr.
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  Beethoven, Ludwig van (EN)

  Compositions

  [WoO] = Werke ohne Opus – works not opused by Beethoven, but arranged by G. Kinsky and H. Halm (see Catalogs of Beethoven’s works) Instrumental:

  for symphonic orchestra:

  Symphony No. 1 in C major, Op. 21, 1800, dedication: baron G. van Swieten, premiere Vienna 2I May 1800, voice published in Vienna 1801 Hoffmeister; score published: 1809 C & S

  Symphony No. 2 in D major (see: transcript for piano trio), Op. 36, 1802, dedication: prince C. von Lichnowsky, premiere Vienna 5 April 1803, voice published in 1804 Kunst und Industrie Kontor (Bureau des Arts et d’Industrie, Contor della Arte d’Industrion), Vienna; score published: 1808 C & S

  Symphony No. 3 in E-flat major (Sinfonia eroica), Op. 55, 1803, dedication: prince F.J. von Lobkowitz, premiere Vienna 7 April 1805, voice published: 1806 Kunst und Industrie Kontor (Bureau des Arts et d’Industrie, Contor della Arte d’Industrion), Vienna; score published: 1809 C & S

  Symphony No. 4 in B-flat major, Op. 60, 1806, dedication: count F. vo

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  Beethoven's biography, overview of Beethoven's life

  Ludwig van Beethoven was probably born on December 16, 1770 in Bonn / Germany as son of the well-known tenor singer Johann van Beethoven of the court orchestra in Bonn and his wife Maria Magdalena (orig.name Keverich). The date cannot be determined exactly, anyway on December 17, 1770 he was baptized.

  He played music starting in his early childhood. Due to his musical talent he played concerts in Cologne (academy concert) in 1778 and 1781 in Holland. Success was moderate, hopes for a wonderchild like Mozart remained unfulfilled.

  Starting from 1779 he received musical training by Christian Gottlob Neefe, musical director and court organist in Bonn. 1781 he stopped education and traveled with his mother to Rotterdam.

  1782 his first works were printed, i.e. "Variationen pour le Clavecin sur un Marche de Mr.Dresler". 1782 he was allowed to play as substitute for his teacher and received employment as "Akkompagnist" (accompanying musician) on viola and Cembalo. 1783 3 pianosonatas were published and Neefe wrote