Ludwig van Beethoven ( 17 December 1770 – 26 March 1827)
He was born on Bonn, the 19th largest city in Germany and baptized
in a Catholic parish of St. Remiguis. In modern days, Classical music
had been associated with Beethoven but also regarded as the first
composer in the Romantic period.
He moved to Vienna on his early
twenties and studied with Joseph Haydn, who was often called the "father
of Symphony and String Quartet". A great composer who experienced the
loss of hearing which started on 1796. Even when he was a completely
deaf, he continued to write music, conduct and perform.
His musical style was the creation of large, extended architectonic
structure characterized by the extensive development of the musical
material, themes and motifs, usually by modulation, through a variety of
keys or harmonic regions.
His works includes nine symphonies, thirty-two piano sonatas, sixteen string quartets. Some of them are op. 21, Symphony no.1 in C, op.138. Overture Leonore no., in C, Piano Concerto in E-Flat, Pathetique, Fur Elise, and Moonlight Sonata
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