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| Ludwig Van Beethoven | | "Friends Applaud, the Comedy is Finished." |
| Ludwig Van Beethoven | | Fidelio |
Beethoven's only opera, it is the central work of his so-called "middle period"
| 16 | | String Quartets of Ludwig Van Beethoven |
| Ludwig Van Beethoven | | Germany |
1770-1827; considered the first Romantic composer
| Ludwig Van Beethoven | | "Behold, My Love, How Green the Groves" |
Op. 108, text by Robert Burns
| Ludwig Van Beethoven | | "Sad and Luckless Was the Season" |
From a collection of 20 songs numbered, WoO 153
| Ludwig Van Beethoven | | Piano Concerto No. 5 in E Flat Major |
Op. 73, The "Emperor"
| Immortal Beloved (1994) | | Ludwig Van Beethoven |
Portrayed by Gary Oldman
| Ludwig Van Beethoven | | Consecration of the House Overture |
Op. 124
| Ludwig Van Beethoven | | Egmont |
Incidental music, after Goethe's play, op. 84
| Ludwig Van Beethoven | | The Creatures of Prometheus |
Ballet, op. 43
| Ludwig Van Beethoven | | The Ruins of Athens |
Incidental music, op. 113
| Ludwig Van Beethoven | | Serioso Quartet |
String Quartet No. 11, op. 95
| Ludwig Van Beethoven | | Choral Fantasy |
For piano, chorus and orchestra, op. 80, 1808
| Ludwig Van Beethoven | | The Appasionata Sonata |
Piano sonata no. 23
| Ludwig Van Beethoven | | Emperor Concerto |
Piano Concerto No. 5
| Ludwig Van Beethoven | | The Eroica Symphony |
The third symphony, originally in honor of Napoleon, but when Napoleon crowned himself Emperor, Beethoven tore up the score.
| Ludwig Van Beethoven | | Fidelio |
Fidelio was first staged in Vienna, on Nov. 20, 1805.
| Ludwig Van Beethoven | | Grosse Fugue |
Originally the last movement of quartet op. 130; now op. 133; Stravinsky called it contemporary music that will remain contemporary forever
| Ludwig Van Beethoven | | The Ode to Joy |
An ode written in 1785 by the German poet and historian Friedrich Schiller, known especially for its musical setting by Beethoven in the fourth and final movement of his Ninth Symphony. [wikipedia]
| Ludwig Van Beethoven | | The Pastoral Symphony |
The sixth symphony...the first hint of "program" music.
| Ludwig Van Beethoven | | The Razumovsky Quartets |
Opus 59, Nos. 1,2,3.
| Ludwig Van Beethoven | | Zentralfriedhof, Vienna, Austria |
Composer, 1770-1827
| Ludwig Van Beethoven | | "Must It Be? It Must Be" |
Epigraph on String Quartet, op. 135
| Thomas Edison, Fransisco Goya, Ludwig Van Beethoven, Gabriel Faure | | Notable People With Major Hearing Loss |