Beethoven Letters

Author: [German] Beethoven Yang Xiaomin
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: This selected collection is a book for general readers, not aimed at music researchers and music historians. I firmly believe that every music lover without the "Beethoven's Complete Letters in German" by Dr. Czerny will be delighted with this abridged edition, as it contains all valuable content, like a bright light illuminating Beethoven's music and personality. Beethoven, just by his name, gives this sluggish world a sharp slap. In his letters, he sometimes appears helpless like a child, and at other times, like a giant shaking the heavens. There is both his passion for love and his rage against misfortune. He is upright, kind, and overly sensitive, but who dares to say that this isn't the source of his genius? God bestowed upon him pain and sorrow, and he used magnificent notes to strangle God.