Revolutionary power

Mossie 2022-01-16 08:02:44

This movie has always been stored on the computer, with the pianist, and watched it again and again. Bei is an artist and a revolutionary. Deep down in his heart, he thinks he is superior to the king. He even thinks that God is not his own heavenly father, they are equal. Bei's concept of society is revolutionary, but it is very romantic for music. His unparalleled strong personality and powerful genius make his music dominate everything in life-except for his tragic deafness.
Yes, at the time of the first performance of Bei Jiu, Bei could not hear the beautiful milestone in the history of music, but for those high-level musicians, deafness only means that they cannot hear outside sounds, and does not affect their hearts. This ability is simply a kind of magic. After 1817, Bei was almost completely deaf, but his most important works are the five string quartets and piano sonatas and the Devil Variations and No. The Nine Symphony was composed during this time. He puts us on a musical plane where the spirit is sublimated. No stage like him has ever appeared, and there will be no stage like him in the future. This great genius did not compose music for anyone, just to verify his art and intelligence, and only listen to his own inner powerful power and voice. He is solemn and sacred. Every note is full of power and meaning.

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Extended Reading
  • Jensen 2022-03-15 09:01:06

    Only for the symphony of destiny.

  • Hunter 2022-03-19 09:01:08

    Seeing the title, I thought it was another person's story, but the protagonist was still Beethoven. Ode to Joy is really exciting to hear. It is obvious that the blood in my veins does not seem to be flowing, but is tumbling forward and rushing like a sea wave~~

Copying Beethoven quotes

  • Ludwig van Beethoven: Anna Holtz.

    Anna Holtz: Yes?

    Ludwig van Beethoven: You look like a woman.

    Anna Holtz: Thank you.

    Ludwig van Beethoven: [after a brief pause] But can you conduct?

  • Ludwig van Beethoven: Loneliness is my religion.