Industrial Revolution in Europe 1750-1914: Arts Research Article from World Eras

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Industrial Revolution in Europe 1750-1914: Arts Research Article from World Eras

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1770-1827
Composer

Early Life and Career. Ludwig van Beethoven was born in Bonn, where his father, Johann (1740- 1792), was a musician at the court of the archbishop elector of Cologne. Ludwig's mother, Maria Magdalena Keverich (1746-1787), was the daughter of a kitchen overseer in the palace of Ehrenbreitstein. During the future composer's early childhood he showed no inclination for music, but at the age of eleven he began to demonstrate extraordinary talent as a keyboard player and soon thereafter as a composer. At twelve he composed and published three complete piano sonatas of three movements each, which won acclaim for their sophistication and are still highly praised. By the age of thirteen he showed signs that composing music was becoming a compulsion for him, and for the rest of his life he wrote music prolifically. Beethoven remained in Bonn until 1792, when he moved to Vienna...

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