Brahms, Beethoven...

This is Beethoven.

From Beethoven to Beijing

And her bashful Beethoven!

Beethoven is adored in Japan.

Text Beethoven doesn't excite her.

Beethoven was a great musician.

Bach, Händel, Beethoven, Wagner, Mozart

Beethoven isn't working. Try Brahms.

Griff doesn't go for Beethoven.

Like Brahms, Beethoven and Bach

Vladovich is playing a Beethoven cycle.

Beethoven and Goethe were good friends.

And he said something like, Me ... boy ... symphony ... Beethoven.

But Beethoven composed music long after he lost his hearing.

You put any image in there, like that Beethoven image.

Beethoven goes to the piano, sits down at it, and begins to play.

And the software, in a second, will give you the Casa da Musica Beethoven logo.

Consider the memory of long temporal sequences of movements, like a pianist playing a Beethoven sonata.

In fact, that was a piece by Beethoven, and so I was not functioning as a composer.

And in these big architectures of time, composers like Beethoven could share the insights of a lifetime.

So here we have this piece of music by Beethoven, and my problem with it is, it's boring.

I mean, you I'm just like, a hush, huh It's like It's Beethoven, how can you say that?

That would be the kind of thing that I would do, and it's not necessarily better than the Beethoven.

Well when it comes to classical music, there's an awful lot to pass on, much more than Mozart, Beethoven or Tchiakovsky.

Perhaps the assumption is that, as opponents of abortion sometimes say, the aborted fetus had the genetic potential to become a Beethoven or an Einstein. But, for all we know, it is the next fetus that the woman will conceive, not the one she aborted, that will turn out to be the Beethoven or Einstein.

Simplicity all of you really would like your Waring Blender in the morning to make whatever a Waring Blender does, but not explode or play Beethoven.

Ladies and gentlemen I give you Mrs. Lonesome Rhodes doing her unbelievable doublefire batontwirling dance to the scherzo from the Seventh Symphony by Ludwig van Beethoven.

Which, when you actually have to design a Beethoven poster, comes in handy, because the visual information of the logo and the actual poster is exactly the same.

This is one reason performing artists in Europe like public money it liberates them from a diet of only Beethoven and Mozart. Moreover, the audience may come to appreciate an adventuresome repertoire the more it becomes exposed to it.

Much of the history of the two centuries since Beethoven composed his opera has centered on that quest for freedom the fight against colonial powers, the campaigns for basic human rights, the resistance to modern totalitarian and authoritarian regimes. On the whole, liberty has triumphed.

A different book was written not too long ago in the mid 90s called Touched With Fire by Kay Redfield Jamison in which it was looked at in a creative sense in which Mozart and Beethoven and Van Gogh all have this manic depression that they were suffering with.

I'm really leaning into me, because I, because I have to think about what decisions I'm going to make on the fly as that Beethoven text is running in time through my head and I'm trying to figure out what kinds of transformations I'm going to make to it.

Now over the centuries it grew into the big pieces we always think of, like concertos and symphonies, but even the most ambitious masterpiece can have as its central mission to bring you back to a fragile and personal moment like this one from the Beethoven Violin Concerto.

Europe gave the world Hippocrates, da Vinci, Voltaire, Beethoven, Florence Nightingale, Dostoyevski, Nobel, John Lennon, and many others who have shaped world culture. Today, Europe is defending the moral high ground when it comes to values such as human rights, peaceful conflict resolution, social welfare, and care for the environment.