BBC.The.Genius.of.Beethoven.1of3.The.Rebel - 5 of 7

Beethoven's biography

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Music

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• Beethoven
• classical
• symphony
• sonata
• piano

[yuri303030]

what was he playing at 0:40?

[kaiserkill]

the slow movement from the pathetic sonata.

[yuri303030]

the moonlight?

[kaiserkill]

no, the pathetic sonata n°8, op.13..the moonlight is n°14!

[kaiserkill]

it was rejected by youtube..i think it was too long..I'll post it again

[Rookietop]

she was about to have an orgasm

[Ramanujan88]

any single change in a person's life, it would probably change the whole course of it. If he wasn't deaf, his relationships, happenings in life would have been different. Who knows what would have urged Beethoven's passion and what he would have needed to express in other joys and pains. Don't think it be greater, just different. Perhaps the deafness itself made his music greater...it after all gave him the opportunity to do the impossible! Something he always had the power to do.

[Nigeno]

Kaiserkill can you tell me the name of the pianist actually playing the 3rd Movement in this video?

Thanks for great postings.



[PhillyB702]

Who the hell is the pianist in this documenterary. Sounds so mechanical, no emotion or understanding of this music.

[8Ho03EdONl1liL]

* gives Beethoven perfect health *

* allows Mozart to compose as he wishes and die at 75 instead of 35 *

* pats self on back *

[ohorok2]

best performance of 3rd movement i have ever heard

[cjbl84]

@kaiserkill

I think you mean the pathetique sonata :)

[Chakiejan]

Her uterus just skipped a beat.

[dalecampbl5]

what a bitch...

[theforeversadgirl]

0:17 the sound like weird?

[aaabbbccc5]

Chopin only loved the 12th Sonata of Beethoven and played it often in public...