Nhạc sĩ Ludwig Van Beethoven

Ludwig van Beethoven is a German classical composer. He is considered an important musical figure during the transition period from the classical music period to the romantic music period. He has been considered the Wegbereiter of the Romantic music period. Musical genius Beethoven has been recognized worldwide as the greatest, most famous and influential composer on many later composers, musicians and audiences.

Among Beethoven's masterpieces are symphonies such as: Symphony No. 2 D major, Symphony No. 3 E flat major (Epic), Symphony No. 5 C minor (Destiny), Symphony no. 6 F major (Country), Symphony No. 7 A major, Symphony No. 9 D minor (Joy), piano works such as Für Elise and the tragic sonatas (Pathétique), Dawn (Waldstein), Moonlight, Appasionata... violin sonatas such as Spring, Kreutzer,... concertos No. 2, No. 3, No. 5 Emperor, Violin Concerto D major,... the opening pieces of the Overture Coriolan, Leonore, Egmont,... and the only opera Fidelio,...

Throughout his life, composer Beethoven endured painful physical torture. The cause of his illnesses and physical pain is still the subject of research by many scientists today. At one time, it was diagnosed that Ludwig van Beethoven had congenital syphilis. In early December 2005, Argonne National Laboratory in Chicago presented evidence that Beethoven had been severely poisoned by lead since his youth. This publication is based on the analysis of a sample of his skull using X-rays. So it can be said that, since he was 20 years old, he has suffered from the severe effects of lead poisoning. According to historical documents, since he was a young man about 20 years old, Ludwig Van Beethoven's personality began to change many times. During that time, he often complained about stomach pain without knowing the cause. However, it is still unclear whether his deafness was caused by lead poisoning or not. At about the age of 30, Beethoven began to show the first symptoms of auditory fibrosis and these symptoms became increasingly severe and there was no way to cure them. By 1819, he was completely deaf, so he could no longer perform nor conduct the orchestra. Communication at this time is also very difficult for him.