Chen Ping endured humiliation and studied hard
Chen Ping, a famous prime minister of the Western Han Dynasty, was poor when he was a child and depended on his brother for his life. In order to uphold his father's order and to glorify the family, he did not do anything to produce and closed his door to study, which was forbidden by his sister-in-law, who, in order to eliminate the contradiction between his brother and his sister-in-law, faced repeated insults and held back. After being chased back by her brother, she stopped her brother and sister-in-law, regardless of the previous suspicion, which was a beautiful story in the local community. The story goes that the old man, who came to the city to teach his students for free, was aided by Liu Bang in his quest for supremacy.
Lu Yu, a famous scholar of the Tang Dynasty, was orphaned at an early age and was raised by Zen master Zhi Zhi. Although Lu Yu was in a temple, he did not want to spend his days reciting Buddhist scriptures, but preferred to read poetry and books. Lu Yu was opposed by the Zen master when he insisted on going down the mountain to study. In order to give Lu Yu a hard time and to educate him better, the Zen master told him to learn how to brew tea. In the process of studying the art of tea, Lu Yu came across a kindly old woman and learned not only the complicated techniques of tea brewing, but also a lot about reading and being a human being. When Lu Yu finally brought a cup of steaming cup of bitter tea to the Zen master, the master finally agreed to his request to go down the mountain to study. Later, Lu Yu wrote the widely circulated "Tea Sutra," which carried forward the tea culture of his country!
"Young Bao Zheng learns to solve the case"
Bao Zheng Bao Qingtian, since childhood, intelligent, studious, especially like reasoning to solve the case, the father of his family and the governor of the county to interact closely, Bao Zheng from childhood, learn a lot of knowledge of the case, especially in the case of burning the temple to kill the monks, Bao Zheng, according to the traces at the scene, stripping the cocoon and extracting the threads, after the suspects, and then pretend to be the king of Yan, to examine the truth, and to help He assisted the magistrate in arresting the murderer and eliminating the harm for the people. He studied hard to learn the knowledge of law and criminal justice, and laid a deep foundation of knowledge for the people after he grew up to solve cases like God, and redress the injustice for the people.
Wan Sitong's Struggle to Read Behind Closed Doors
Wan Sitong, a famous scholar and historian in the early Qing Dynasty, was involved in compiling China's important history book, the Twenty-Four Histories. But Wanshitong was also a naughty child when he was small. Due to his playfulness, Wanshitong lost face in front of his guests and thus was criticized by them. Enraged, Wanshitong overturned the guests' table and was locked up in the study by his father. Wanshitong went from being angry and averse to reading to shutting down and being inspired by the Tea Sutra to start reading by heart. More than a year passed, Wanshitong read a lot of books in the study house, his father forgave his son, and Wanshitong also understood his father's good intentions. After a long period of diligent study, Wanshitong finally became a famous scholar who knew history and read a lot of books, and took part in the compilation work of Ming History, one of the Twenty-four Histories.
Tang Pak Fu Studied Painting
Tang Pak Fu was a famous painter and writer in the Ming Dynasty, and showed superhuman talent in painting when he was a child. Tang Pak Fu worshiped the teacher, under the great painter Shen Zhou, learning naturally more hard and diligent, mastering the painting skills very quickly, praised by Shen Zhou. Unexpectedly, due to Shen Zhou's praise, this time so that the always modest Tang Bohu also gradually produced complacency, Shen Zhou see in the eyes, in the heart, a meal, Shen Zhou let Tang Bohu to open the window, Tang Bohu found himself under the window is actually the teacher of Shen Zhou's a painting, Tang Bohu is very ashamed, and from now on to learn to paint.
"Lin Zexu's Couplet of Aspiration"
This story is about Lin Zexu, a famous national hero of the Qing Dynasty. As a child, Lin Zexu was gifted and intelligent, and with two opportunities, he made two couplets, which expressed Lin Zexu's great ambition. Lin Zexu not only dared to make a will, and study hard, grew up to achieve a great cause, admired by later generations.
Wen Tianxiang (文天祥少年正气)
Wen Tianxiang (文天祥)
Wen Tianxiang (文天祥), the famous national hero of the late Southern Song Dynasty, lived a difficult life when he was a boy, and he had the chance to study only with the help of kind-hearted people. Once, Wen Tianxiang was mistaken for a thief by his rich classmates, he argued strongly and forbade others to trample on his dignity, and finally proved his innocence, and through this incident, more established Wen Tianxiang's ambition to win the gold medal.Ye Tianshi Worships Teacher and Learns
Ye Tianshi was so proud of his medical skills that he looked down on his colleague Xue Xue. Once, Ye Tianshi's mother was sick and he was at his wits' end. Thanks to Xue Xue, he was able to cure his mother regardless of his previous suspicions. From then on, Ye Tianshi understood the truth that there is a sky beyond the sky and a man above the man. So he searched for the world's famous doctors, humbly seeking advice, and finally became the real first famous doctor in Jiangnan.
"Li Qingzhao Maiden Filling in the Lyrics"
Song Dynasty poetess Li Qingzhao was quick-witted and left many ancient songs in her life. Her personality was straightforward, free and uninhibited, and she showed great literary talent since she was a child. This story is about how she improvised her lyrics in response to her feelings.
Yang Lu Chan Learning the Art of Chen Jia Gou
Yang Lu Chan was bullied by the bullies in the countryside, and he was not willing to be humiliated. He left home alone and went to Chenjiagou to learn from a master. The master, Chen Changxing, never passed on his boxing skills to outsiders, and Yang Lu Chan was no exception. However, Yang Lu Chan's persistence finally touched Chen Chang Xing, and he finally learned the boxing method, punished the bully, and also created Yang Style Taijiquan.
"Wang Xianzhi Practicing Characters According to a Tank"
Wang Xianzhi, with the character Zijing, was the seventh son of the great calligrapher of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Shu - Saint Wang Xizhi. He himself was a famous calligrapher of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. When Wang Xianzhi was three or four years old, his mother taught him to memorize and recite poems, and by the time he was five or six years old, he was able to speak and recite a few lines of poetry smoothly. Compared with his elder brother, Wang Ningzhi, he was more and more alert and intelligent, and he was especially fond of practicing calligraphy. Wang Xianzhi's family had a large water tank, and the story of this movie is inextricably linked to this tank!
"Zhu Yuanzhang Studying as a Cowherd"
Born as a cowherd, Zhu Yuanzhang did not even go to private school as a child, but he was so smart and studious that he finally became the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty.
Liu Gongquan's Quit Pride and Become Famous
Liu Gongquan showed great talent in calligraphy from his childhood, and his writing was known far and wide. He was also a bit proud of it. However, one day he met an old man who had no hands, and realized that the words he wrote with his feet were better than those he wrote with his hands. From then on, he always kept the "Caveat Emptor" in his mind, practiced diligently, studied with an open mind, and finally became a great calligrapher of his generation.
Kuang Heng Chiseling the Wall to Steal the Light
Western Han Dynasty, there is a particularly learned person, called Kuang Heng, Kuang Heng when he was a child, his family was poor, in order to study, he chiseled through the wall of the neighbor's house, Wen Bushie, by stealing a wisp of candlelight to read, and finally touched his neighbor, Wen Bushie, and with everyone's help, the little Kuang Heng learned to be successful. With the help of everyone, the young Kuang Heng learned a lot. In the time of Emperor Yuan of Han Dynasty, recommended by Shi Gao, the Grand Secretary and General of the Chess Cavalry, Kuang Heng was appointed as Langzhong, and moved to be a doctor.
"Qu Yuan's Strenuous Reading in a Cave"
This story tells how Qu Yuan, as a child, defied his elders and hid himself in a cave to secretly read the Book of Songs, regardless of the wind, rain, or freezing weather. After three whole years, he familiarized himself with 305 pieces of the Book of Songs, absorbed rich nutrients from these folk songs and ballads, and finally became a great poet.
Wang Shipeng Learned Calligraphy
Wang Shipeng grew up to be a brilliant and agile writer, but his calligraphy was not as good as he wanted it to be. So, he was determined to practice calligraphy. Finally, under the guidance of Uncle Bao Yin, he finally realized the true meaning of calligraphy and became a great calligrapher and writer.
Wang Xizhi Eating Ink
Wang Xizhi, known as the "Sage of Calligraphy", was a dull boy when he was small, and every day he wandered around with his beloved goose. Wang Xizhi every day, practicing hard, but by the teacher Mrs. Wei called it a dead word, Wang Xizhi is very distressed, inspired by the goose, Wang Xizhi in the study wrote a golden "of" word, but mistakenly stained the steamed buns ink ate in the mouth, leaving Wang Xizhi ate the ink story.
Fan Zhongyan Broke Pieces of Porridge
Fan Zhongyan grew up in a poor family, in order to study, he saved money. Finally, his diligence touched the temple elders, who sent him to study at the Nandu Academy. Fan Zhongyan still insisted on his simple living habits and refused to accept gifts from rich families in order to sharpen his will. After studying hard, he finally became a great writer.
Che Yin, the word Wuzi, Jin Dynasty Nanping (now the city of public security in Hubei Province), grew up in a penniless family, but reading is very diligent, Che Yin, the story of reading the bag of fireflies, has been passed down in history as a beautiful story to inspire generations of later generations of readers. The bag of fireflies according to read in the end is what is going on? From this interesting story we want to tell you, you will certainly understand.
"Sima Guang police pillow inspirational"
Sima Guang is a playful and sleepy child, for which he was not less chastised by Mr. chastisement and companion ridicule, in the Mr. teach, he was determined to change the bad habits of sleepy, in order to get up early, he went to bed before drinking a full stomach of water, the results of the morning was not suffocated to wake up, but urinated in the bed, so the clever Sima Guang with the garden wood as a police pillow, and the head slipped off the pillow, and the head of the head of the pillow. In the morning, a roll over, head slipped on the bed board, naturally woke up, from then on he got up early every day to read, perseverance, and finally became a learned, wrote the "Ziji Tongjian" of the great writers.
Zhang Sanfeng Created Taiji
Zhang Sanfeng, known as Quanyi, also known as Junshi, No. Sanfeng, also known as Yuan Yuanzi, also known as Zhang Dirt because of his unkempt appearance, was a native of Yi Zhou in Liaodong (southwest of present-day Changwu in Liaoning Province), and was named "Tongwei Xianhua Zhenren (通微显化真人)" by Emperor Yingzong of the Ming Dynasty. His legend was widely spread among the people, and he was even regarded as a god. We all know Taijiquan, right? The most important characteristic of Taijiquan is that it is soft but strong! Do you know how Zhang Sanfeng created Taijiquan? This movie is about that very story.
"Zhuge Liang Feeding Chickens"
George Liang, the word Kong Ming, the Three Kingdoms period of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Xuzhou Langya County, Yangdu County people, is China's history of the famous politicians and militarists. If you have read Romance of the Three Kingdoms, you will certainly not forget Zhuge Liang. To this day, Zhuge Liang's wisdom has been extolled by future generations, and many people even regard him as the embodiment of wisdom. But do you know, in Zhuge Liang's childhood, in order to go to school, there were some stories that happened, fun!
"Xuanzang study Buddhism"
Xuan Award is a monk in the Tang Dynasty, in order to seek the original text of the Buddhist scriptures, Xuanzang from the three years of Zhenguan August left Chang'an, 10,000 miles of trekking, westward to get the scriptures, and finally arrived in India, which lasted seventeen years, authored the "Records of the Western Regions of the Great Tang Dynasty", for the progress of Buddhism and mankind, the world's civilization has made a great contribution.
Yue Fei learns the art
National hero Yue Fei was born in the chaotic world, poor since childhood, under the financial support of the neighbors, by the Shaanxi master Zhou Tong martial arts, during the period, witnessed the mountains and rivers in ruins, the people were displaced, sprouted the ambition of learning the art of serving the country, to overcome the complacency of the mood. In the summer and winter, hard practice, in the famous teacher Zhou Tong's careful guidance, finally practiced Yuejia snatch, and led Wang Gui, Tang Xian and other partners, to join the patriotic flood of resistance to the gold to save the country.
Li Quizhen learns to paint tiger
Five generations of famous tiger painter Li Quizhen liked to paint from childhood, especially like to paint tigers, but due to the fact that he had not seen a real tiger, always painted the tiger as a sick cat, so he was determined to enter the deep forests, visit the real tiger, after a lot of hard work, in the hunter's uncle's help, and finally saw a real tiger, through a large number of sketches and copies, his tiger painting techniques Through a lot of sketching and copying, his tiger painting skills soared, and the tigers under his brush were so vivid that they could be mistaken for the real ones. Since then, he spent most of his life traveling to many famous mountains and rivers, and saw more birds and beasts, and finally became a generation of painting masters.
"Shen Kuo went up the mountain to see the peach blossoms"
"April on earth is over, the peach blossoms in the mountain temples are beginning to bloom", when reading this poem, Shen Kuo's eyebrows into a knot, "Why is it that the peach blossoms on the mountain are beginning to bloom after all the flowers have blossomed in our place? " In order to solve this mystery, Shen Kuo about a few buddies on the mountain field trip, in April on the mountain, how warm and cold, cool winds, freezing people shivering, Shen Kuo spear thatched, the original temperature on the mountain than under the mountain to be a lot lower, so the flower season only came later than the mountain down ah. With this spirit of inquiry and empirical methods, grew up after Shen Kuo wrote the "Mengxi Bianan".
"Xu Xiake's ambition in the world"
One day, a strange thing happened by the river, many people were salvaging the stone lions that had fallen into the water, but they could not find them. At this time, a kid named Xu Xiake said that if you go up the river, you can find the stone lion. Sure enough, the stone lion was found, and everyone praised this clever kid. It turned out that he was Xu Xiake, who grew up to be a great geographer and traveler.
Hua Tuo Worships His Teacher
Hua Tuo, known as Yuanhua, was a native of Peiguo (present-day Boxian County, Anhui Province) at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty and during the Three Kingdoms period. Hua Tuo's invention of "Ma Bo San" is a very effective general anesthetic, about 1,600 years earlier than Western anesthetics, Hua Tuo's contribution to the world of medicine is very great. Don't think that Hua Tuo was a miracle doctor all his life, but as a child, Hua Tuo had to go through a lot of hardships to learn medicine.
The Return of the Prodigal Son
Huang Fu Qui (皇甫谧), a native of Wei and Jin, was a famous scholar and medical doctor of the Western Jin Dynasty. When Huang Fu Qui was young, he played badly, and was called the little bully by the people in the village. Once, he shoveled the bark off the date palm tree of his fellow student's family, which made the date palm tree wither, and the whole village ignored him when they saw him, and under his aunt's education, Huang Fu Qui finally turned back to his prodigal son, and became a useful person.
Beethoven spent the rest of his life in Vienna, then the music capital of the world.
His grandfather was Dutch, and when he moved to Germany, he was the head musician at the local court. His father was a tenor singer and his mother was the daughter of a court chef.
Beethoven grew up in a period of "enlightened dictatorship" under Joseph II, and the rulers of Bonn also introduced some reforms. Bonn became one of the centers of the German Enlightenment.
Beethoven grew up in such an environment.
Beethoven's childhood was an unhappy one, however. His alcoholic father, who had ruined the family business, tried to turn the four-year-old Beethoven into a cash cow, and was so intent on making his son a Mozartian prodigy that he not only forced the boy to practice the violin, but also dragged him out of his sleep to play the violin when he came home late at night, drunk, and forced him to perform and sell his art to an audience of eleven or eleven people in Bonn.
Under the age of eight, Beethoven was forced to perform in front of Korn's audience and sell his art, and at the age of eleven, he began working in the theater orchestra.
This harsh childhood life led Beethoven to an early independent path of earning a living through music, and at the same time developed his resolute and stubborn character.
From 1781, while working in the theater, Beethoven studied Bach's Piano Pieces in Mean Time and composition with the orchestra conductor Nervo.
Neffer was a highly educated, Enlightenment-oriented composer and conductor. He contributed to the development of German national opera and oratorio.
Beethoven realized the importance of learning the German folk music tradition from this teacher, and under Neffer's guidance, he also accepted the influence of the Enlightenment,
and became interested in the progressive literature of the time in Germany.
Beethoven's skill as a pianist impressed all. He was not only a successful performer but also an excellent teacher.
He soon became a prolific composer. His compositions were quite popular, and he was easily able to sell them to publishers by the age of twenty-five or twenty-six.
Beethoven's deafness began to set in when he was nearing his prime, and the young composer was understandably anxious about the ominous sign. At one point he thought about suicide.
The period between 1802 and 1815 is sometimes called the middle of Beethoven's creative life. During this period, his deafness was worsening, and he lived in seclusion ever since. His worsening deafness gave people the false impression that he was a misanthrope. He made love to several girls of his own age, but all seemed to end in misery. He never married.
Beethoven continued to compose a great deal of music. But as the years passed, he paid less attention to the music of his day, which was so popular with musical audiences. But he continued to be successful.
Beethoven reached the age of 50 when he became completely deaf. As a result, he stopped performing on stage and became even more solitary and eccentric. He was not as prolific as he had been, and his work was difficult to read. At that time he composed mainly for himself and for some ideal future audience. He is said to have told one critic that his work was "not for you but for a future generation".
To say that this most gifted of composers beyond time and space suffered from deafness would be to say that it was a most unmitigated mockery of fate, and to say that Beethoven continued to ensure the quality of his work with a kind of superhuman perseverance in spite of the pain of his deafness is an inspirational, almost unbelievable, feat. But the truth is even more surprising than it seems: Beethoven actually composed music during his years of total deafness that exceeded the caliber of his earlier works. The works he composed in his later years are generally considered to be the greatest masterpieces of his life. He died in Vienna in 1827 at the age of 57.
Beethoven composed a large number of works, including nine symphonies, 32 piano sonatas, five piano concertos, ten piano and violin sonatas, a series of string quartets, vocal compositions, theater pieces, and many other pieces. But more important than the quantity of his numerous scores is their quality. His compositions are an organic blend of perfect imagery and spirited emotion. Beethoven tugged at the heartstrings of people with his playing, and they no longer considered instrumental music a secondary art.
Beethoven was a creative composer, and many of the changes he brought to music have had a lasting effect. He enlarged the size of the orchestra, increased the length of symphonies and broadened their scope. He proved that the piano was extremely versatile and contributed to making it a first-rate instrument. Beethoven represented a shift in music from the classical to the romantic. His works have inspired many romantic compositions.
Beethoven was a great influence on many later composers, including a variety of stylistic differences such as Brahms, Wagner, Schubert and Tchaikovsky. He also blazed the trail for Berlioz, Gustav, Mahler, Strauss and many others.
Beethoven's ranking in this volume seems clearly deserving of the top spot over any other composer. Although Johann Sebastian Bach almost shared his fame, Beethoven's compositions had a wider and more numerous audience than Bach's, and Beethoven made many innovations that had a more profound impact on later musical developments than did Bach's works.
Generally speaking, political and moral ideas can be expressed more easily and clearly in words than in music, so literature is a more influential field of art than music. It is on this basis that Beethoven ranks lower than Shakespeare, even though he is the most prominent figure in the history of music. In comparing Beethoven and Michelangelo, I am strongly influenced by the fact that most people spend far more time listening to music than looking at paintings and statues. So I think that in general composers of music are more influential than painters and sculptors, if both are equally renowned in their respective fields. All in all, it seems appropriate to place Beethoven roughly between Shakespeare and Michelangelo.
Beethoven's symphonies centered on the heroes of the revolutionary struggle, and he placed the heroic theme at the forefront of his symphonic compositions. From Beethoven's Symphony No. 3, Symphony No. 5, Symphony No. 6, Symphony No. 7, Symphony No. 9, we can see that these works depict the activities and thoughts of the hero, the hero and the revolutionary struggle, the hero and the nature, the hero and the people, the hero and the victory, the hero and his inner world from various sides, etc., and these heroic tones, which are rich in heroism, mold the hero in the middle of the people, and show the hero's feelings. in the midst of the people, showing them fighting for the realization of a just cause, even sacrificing themselves, until they win the struggle.
Beethoven's symphonies are mostly in the form of expanded sonatas, and his creations are broad, grand, profound, contrasting and rich in diverse images, and in the treatment of the form have achieved a high degree of unity of the work as a whole, and in the creation of the original symphony of the third movement of the minuet into a harmonic, the opera on the conflicts in the world of people through the struggle for victory in the dramatic The dramatic approach of the opera to the conflict in the world through the victory of the struggle was applied to the symphony, and the chorus was even added to the Ninth Symphony, which enlarged the expressive ability and atmosphere of the symphony. In addition, in the creation of symphonies, Beethoven made bold innovations in orchestration, established the position of clarinet in the orchestra, used four trombones in the Ninth Symphony, etc., which formed a novel style and started a new field, and fully expressed his inner world with this innovative form of music, reflecting the progressive trend of the society at that time, and developing the music of the European Classical School to its highest peak, and creating a new era for the 19th century. The music of the European classical school was developed to the highest peak, and created the precedent of 19th century European Romantic music.
After 1787, Beethoven took on the financial burden of his family's life.
But Beethoven was not overcome by the hardships of his situation. He managed to attend philosophy classes at the University of Bonn,
and was fascinated by the reading and study of ancient myths, Greek and Latin classics, and his love for the works of Shakespeare, Schiller, Goethe, and others.
While he did not have Mozart's precocious talent or superior learning conditions, his tireless self-study achieved more than any of his predecessors.
The French bourgeois revolution of 1789 and the progressive anti-feudal movement in the Rhine valley played a great role in Beethoven's ideological growth, and he gradually took the pursuit of "liberty, equality and fraternity" as his own. He gradually took the pursuit of "liberty, equality and fraternity" as his political ideal.
In 1790, he composed the chorus "The Death of Joseph II", which praised Joseph II as the savior of the people, which showed his pursuit of **** and ideals, and also reflected Beethoven's unrealistic fantasies about reformism in his early years.
This work was also Beethoven's earliest attempt to integrate vocal and symphonic music.
Beethoven came to Vienna in 1792, encouraged and supported by Haydn. At first, Beethoven was a talented young pianist who traveled in and out of the Viennese aristocracy,
and was warmly received and protected by the aristocracy, and for a time he had visions of high society.
Beethoven's time was different from that of Haydn and Mozart, and he was endowed with a more mature bourgeois self-consciousness and personal self-confidence and self-respect. Thus, from the very beginning, he did not want to be a slave of the aristocracy, but wanted to be on an equal footing with them.
Later, Beethoven gradually realized that his bourgeois ideals were in great conflict with the feudal society of the time. In addition, the threat of deafness that he began to face in 1796 made Beethoven quickly grow a sense of dissatisfaction with the reality, and a sense of revolt against his personal destiny.
After 1797, Beethoven became deaf, and his condition worsened year by year. There could be no heavier blow to a musician!
The demon restricted the composer's contact with the outside world and hindered his piano playing, so he had to give up performing and live in seclusion in the Vienna countryside for a long time.
From 1800 onwards, Beethoven naturally moved away from the influence of Haydn and Mozart in his compositions, seeking to create his own artistic style and to pursue new ideals.
With the completion of his Third Symphony (Heroic Symphony) in 1803, Beethoven marked the beginning of a new stage in his compositional development - the period of maturity.
His creativity during this period was extremely vigorous, and he demonstrated a colossal capacity for work, resulting in a number of outstanding works.
The basic ideological logic of Beethoven's mature works - "victory through struggle" - was gradually established during this period, and a new style of heroic, mass symphonic music was formed, with revolutionary content, dramatic symphonic development, and major formal innovations. Revolutionary content, dramatic symphonic development, and major formal innovations were all further developed during this period. Almost all of Beethoven's finest works were composed during the last thirty years of his life, when he was deaf.
1815-1819 was a period of four years of crisis for Beethoven. At that time, Europe was plunged into a period of reactionary feudal restoration, the revolutionary forces of the bourgeoisie were stifled, and darkness reigned over the continent.
During this period, Beethoven's thoughts were more complex, his confidence and firmness were attacked by disappointment and faltering; his heroic style of composition changed to a lyrical style; and he produced very few works, spending most of his time on collecting, exploring, and adapting the folk songs of various European countries.
This fully demonstrates that the bourgeois ascendant **** and theists had their historical limitations. However, Beethoven finally broke out of his silence and passed through his period of crisis. From 1819 onwards, Beethoven focused his attention on the struggle against feudalism.
The five piano sonatas, the five string quartets, and even his greatest work, the Ninth Symphony (Choral Symphony), were all of profound significance.
But Beethoven's final years were the most tragic and painful of his life, with loneliness and poverty threatening to leave him destitute and alone, and he died on March 16, 1827, in Vienna.
It is said that at the moment of his death, Beethoven raised his parched arm to the sky in a final struggle in the midst of torrential rain and thunder. This spirit of unceasing life and unceasing battle is reflected in all of his immortal works.
Beethoven is one of the greatest creators of human art. On the one hand, he had an outstanding musical talent, a fiery rebellious temperament and a titanic strength of character;
On the other hand, his indomitable will and a sense of responsibility to the community, resulting in lofty ideas, forming his special qualities as a musician.
Through his compositions, especially in his nine symphonies, he reflected the great popular movements and the most progressive ideas of his time.
He wrote a series of symphonies on the theme of the times and the destiny of the individual, combining profound philosophy with touching artistic images,
Expressing the spiritual journey of the bourgeoisie's ascent from struggle to victory, from darkness to light, from suffering to joy, his nine symphonies will always shine like a pearl.
Through the study and analysis of Beethoven's nine symphonies, especially four of them (i.e., the Third, Fifth, Sixth and Ninth), Beethoven's nine symphonies have been analyzed.
Through the study and analysis of Beethoven's nine symphonies, especially four of them (i.e., the Third, Fifth, Sixth, and Ninth), the analysis of the title symphonies, we can not only understand the basic outlook of Beethoven's entire creation and his great and innocent thoughts,
But also can understand the major innovations in symphonic creation, and can see how symphonies transitioned from the era of Haydn and Mozart to the new development period represented by Schubert and Mendelssohn.
Beethoven was already recognized as a musician of world significance when he was alive, both as a great classical composer and as a pioneer of the Romantic School. When Beethoven died in 1827, his friends and admirers came to pay their respects.
Beethoven was buried in the Waehringer Friedhof cemetery. Literary giant Grillparzer once said in his eulogy "Beethoven gave everything he had to the multitude, and from them he gained nothing, so he turned away from the multitude."
What will allow Beethoven to rest in peace is that Schubert was also buried here in 1828, alongside him. A Schubert garden (Schubertpark) was built next to Wehringer's grave in honor of Schubert, a talented young musician.
Today, this Schubert garden on Wehringerstrasse is a popular destination for many visitors.
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In 1888, the coffins of the two masters of music were moved together to the central mausoleum. Today, Beethoven is buried in the Central Mausoleum's Celebrity Cemetery, 32A, in grave 29.
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In 1880, admirers of Beethoven also built a monument to him. Since then, the place has been renamed Beethovenplatz. The statue of Beethoven is surrounded by nine cherubs, symbolizing the nine symphonies immortalized by the master of music
The Beethoven Square is the most important place in the world for Beethoven.