Conquer the throat of fate -- Beethoven

Author: Yan Xiang
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Publish Date: 2004-06-03
Features: On the plains, use one hundred ancient oak trees to form his name, or erect a giant statue of him, like the St. Paulinus Monument on Lake Maggiore, so that he can overlook the mountains as he did in life; when ships pass by the Rhine, if foreigners ask about the name of this giant, every child can answer: That is Beethoven. — Robert Schumann, one of the greatest composers of the German nation. As one of the representatives of the Viennese Classical School, the power of his inner emotional conflicts is rare in history, and the strength to master these conflicts with great willpower and artistic expression is also rare in history. His creative achievements have greatly deepened the ideological and expressive aspects of music, exerting a profound and far-reaching influence on the development of music in later generations. Beethoven leads us to the final realm of classicism: His music inspires our reverence for power, our reverence for will, elevating classical music to a sublime realm. The heroic style he created becomes an artistic peak that later generations worship.