In 1824, the music master Beethoven was rushing to produce his new work "Ninth Symphony". In the final stage of the completion of the movement, his queen scribe Schlemmer was suddenly dying and will soon die. In order for Beethoven's masterpiece to be staged as scheduled, Schlemmer asked the Vienna Conservatory for help, hoping that a talented student could take his place. Soon, the 23-year-old talented woman Anna appeared in front of Schlemmer. Schlemmer warned Anna that Beethoven is a tyrant, and the team with him needs to have enough psychological preparation and patience, and handed over the unwritten scores. Anna.
Anna is happy to copy scores for this grumpy maniac, and as a music genius, Anna is not comfortable with the work of copying scores, she wants Beethoven to comment on her work. When Anna gave Beethoven the completed "Ninth Symphony", she also told him to correct the mistakes for him. In the day-to-day contact, Beethoven's attitude towards Anna gradually changed from initial suspicion to trust and dependence.
Although Beethoven is infinitely beautiful in front of people, there are also unspeakable concealments in life. He dotes on his nephew Carl very much and hopes that he can become a good pianist, but Carl prefers to work hard, is addicted to gambling, and even steals his uncle's money. Although the premiere of "Symphony No. 9" was very successful, Beethoven was frustrated when his nephew sold the tickets. At critical moments, Anna was always able to comfort and help Beethoven by his side. Beethoven began to be inseparable from Anna, and even became jealous with Anna's boyfriend Martin. Between separation and recombination, the delicate relationship between Beethoven and Anna began to turn their lives upside down
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