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Beethoven (1770-1827) was a famous German composer, his father was a German court singer, he received strict training with his father since he was a child, and learned to play the piano and compose. Since 1792 he has been living in Vienna, where he has made a living teaching, performing and composing music. Later, because of his creative achievements, he became one of the representatives of the Vienna Classical School in Germany.

His works have played a role in the history of Europe and have had a profound impact on the development of modern Western countries. Since the age of 28, Beethoven's hearing has gradually deteriorated, and at the age of 50, he has been completely deaf in both ears, but he has always endured this fatal blow, insisted on conducting and composing, and waged an unyielding struggle against fate. Beethoven's major works include nine symphonies, the first of which.

III. 5. The sixth part, also known as the Heroic Symphony, the Symphony of Destiny, and the Pastoral Symphony, plus the ninth choral symphony, are all well-known symphonic works. In addition, he has 32 sonatas including "Pathétique", 5 piano concertos, 1 violin concerto, 6 string quartets, "Solemn Mass" and many other works.

Beethoven is one of the greatest German masters, plays a pivotal role in the development of the world, and is respected as "Le Sheng". Beethoven's life was very difficult, his hearing began to weaken at the age of 26, and he became deaf in his later years, and could only converse with people through writing. He overcame many difficulties with a strong will, and composed many immortal works in his lifetime, such as the widely circulated symphonies "Hero", "Destiny", "Pastoral" and "Chorus".

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This work, as Beethoven himself called"quasi una fantasia"This is an Italian phrase in which quasi means like, as if, and una means one"quasi una fantasia"It's "like a fantasia".

There are many theories about the name of this sonata, "Moonlight", the most famous is a moving legend: it is said that when Beethoven played the piano to a blind girl, the wind blew out the candles, and the moonlight fell quietly on the piano in the impoverished cottage. At this time, Beethoven improvised the "Moonlight" sonata.

It is now more commonly known that the name of this sonata is due to the German poet Ludwig. Lerstab likens the first movement to "like a boat bobbing on the moonlit surface of Lake Lucerne in Switzerland".

The Moonlight Sonata was written in 1801, when Beethoven had already confessed his fears and lingering worries about ear disease.

In the same year, he also wrote in a letter: "I am now living a slightly pleasant life, and this change is brought by a lovely, charming girl who loves me and also for whom I love." Unfortunately, she's not of my class, and I can't get married at the moment.

The "lovely, charming girl" mentioned in the letter was none other than seventeen-year-old Julietta Guicharti, a piano student of Beethoven. She may also have been the inspiration for Beethoven's famous Adagio movement in the string quartet, No. 18, which is generally considered to depict the sweetness and sorrow of love.

The Moonlight Sonata also has an important place in history, and it is this work that foreshadows the transformation of classicism like romanticism.

1st movement: Adagio sostenuto, C sharp minor 2 2 beats, trilogy form.

If I had to pick one of Beethoven's most famous movements, it would probably be the first movement of the Piano Sonata in C sharp minor. This movement is not so much an expression of rich emotions as it is ambiguous, with uninterrupted triplets throughout, hazy harmonies, meditative silence, unspoken sadness, sweet memories and dreamlike fantasies.

The movement begins with a continuous triplet, which can be said to be the background of the entire movement, and all the musical ideas are built on these heartbeat-like patterns. After four measures, the triplet pattern repeats, and at the same time the first theme enters, and the serene theme seems to be contemplative, with a hint of sadness and unease, a premonition that penetrates the skin. The second theme enters in B major, as if trying to dispel the gloomy gloom of the triplet background, but the triplet appears on the lowest note of the organ in the vocal range, eventually replacing the short-lived optimism of the second theme.

The middle triplet is singing alone, again and again, singing clear and transparent high notes, but has to return to a low gloom. The music is flowing, and there is restraint in it, and there is anxiety in it.

The work has three movements: the first, the theme of sighing, which is infused with his deaf, melancholy thoughts. And the second finch celebration movement expresses the sweet dream of memory, and it is also like a blueprint for looking forward to the future.

The third movement is an agitated rapid. And the most beautiful thing about this work is the first movement, which is reminiscent of moonlight. In 1977, the American country of Paraguay released this small sheet sheet music for the first movement of Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata".

In fact, the title of "Moonlight Sonata" is not Beethoven's own title, but the actual word "moonlight" comes from the poet Ludwig. Lyerstapau, who likened the first movement to a moonlit night scene on Lake Lucerne in Switzerland, spread according to his idea.

It is likened to unrequited love that causes inner pain and sorrow. In short, full of inspiration, hazy, and lonely.

On a sweltering, busy and irritable Monday afternoon, I heard the moonlight and the hot world suddenly quieted down, and the cool ironing with tears was crisp.

The same hot and busy but very peaceful Tuesday morning to listen to the moonlight again Something soft in the depths of my heart is touched and stretched, like water flowing quietly like moonlight, fluttering transparent wings and gliding silently.

The Legend of the Moonlight Sonata:

It is said that Beethoven was walking in the countryside one night, when he suddenly heard the sound of a piano coming from a simple wooden house, and stopped to listen, and the tune was a piano sonata he composed. He was very curious that someone in such a poor country house could play such a difficult piece of music, so he went out the window to listen, and suddenly the sound of the piano stopped, and a girl's voice sighed: "Oh, no!

This section is so difficult that I can't play it well. It would be nice to hear Beethoven play! And another man said:

Ay! If I weren't so poor, I would have managed to buy a ticket for you to hear him play. Beethoven was greatly moved, so he knocked on the door and entered, in front of him was a child working shoemaker, next to the dilapidated piano, sat a blind girl, the shoemaker was the girl's brother, the two depended on each other, the girl listened to the neighboring nobleman play the piano, remembered the music of "Mr. Beethoven", the big ** family.

Beethoven said: "I am also a ** family, and I want to play a piece for this girl." And he played on the old piano the music which the girl had just played, and the sound was so beautiful that when the song was finished, the blind girl was moved to tears, and suddenly the night wind blew out the candles, and the moonlight invaded through the window, covering the keys of the blind girl's piano.

Beethoven was so touched by this quiet situation that he immediately improvised the "Moonlight Tune" on the piano, and at the beginning, the sound of the piano was beautiful and quiet, like the bright moon rising to the sky, sprinkling silver light on the forests and mountains, and in the second section, the melody became light and lively, like a mischievous spirit playing in the moonlight, and finally, the music rushed towards the vast and turbulent ocean. Beethoven got up and rushed out the door, ran home and recorded the music he had just played on the staff overnight, and the immortal "Moonlight Sonata" was born! And the poor brother and sister are still immersed in the joy of falling from the sky.

This story is fictional and does nothing to understand the content of the "Moonlight Sonata", but this beautiful mistake has made countless hearts fall in love with it.

One autumn, Beethoven traveled to a small town on the Rhine. One night, as he was walking along a quiet path, he heard the staccato sound of a piano coming from a low house by the side of the road, playing his tune.

Beethoven stopped to listen, and the sound of the piano suddenly stopped, and someone was talking in the room. One girl said, "This is a hard piece to play!"

I've only heard people play it a few times, and I can't remember how to play it, but if I could hear how Beethoven played it himself, how nice it would be! A man said: "Yes, but the admission ticket to the ** meeting is too expensive, when I make a few more pairs of leather shoes and earn more money, I will definitely buy you a ticket."

The girl said, "Brother, don't be sad, I'm just talking about it." I'll play this piece well.

When Beethoven heard this, he pushed open the door and walked over gently. There was a candle lit in the room. In the faint candlelight, a young man was making leather shoes. There was an old piano in front of the window, and in front of it sat a blind girl of sixteen or seventeen years old.

When the cobbler saw a stranger coming in, he stood up and asked, "Sir, who are you looking for?" Is there anything you need help with? Beethoven said, "No, I'm here to play a piece for this girl." ”

The girl hurriedly stood up and gave up her seat. Beethoven sat down at the piano and played the piece that the blind girl had just played. The blind girl listened attentively, and when the song was over, she said excitedly

How skillful you play! How deep the feelings are! You, you wouldn't be Mr. Beethoven, would you?

Beethoven did not answer, he was deeply moved by the love of this poor brother and sister for life and **, and the feelings in his chest were like the waves of the sea. He asked the blind girl, "Do you like to listen?" I'll play you another one. ”

A gust of wind blew out the candle. The moonlight shines through the window, and everything in the room seems to be covered with a silver veil, which is extraordinarily quiet. Beethoven's heart was full of warmth and blessings, and he pressed the keys by the quiet moonlight.

The sound of the piano stopped, and the brother and sister were still intoxicated by the beautiful sound of the piano. By the time they came to their senses, Beethoven had already left the house. He hurried back to the inn and spent the night recording the tune he had just played. Legend has it that "Moonlight Song" was composed in this way.

One year, Beethoven came to a small town on the banks of the Rhine to perform and heard someone playing his tunes while walking. Walking into the hut, I saw a blind girl who loved ** playing his tunes, and she never played well, so she said that it would be great if she could listen to Beethoven play in person, but she was very poor, and her brother couldn't afford to buy tickets, and her brother felt sorry for her sister, and her sister comforted her brother and said that she was just talking, Beethoven was very moved after listening to it, so she played a song for her brother and sister, and then improvised a song by the quiet moonlight, Beethoven quickly returned to the inn after playing, and composed the famous "Moonlight Song" according to memory.

Cool tones**, quiet and serene.

In front of me, the blue, bright moonlight spread in the water.

I felt hopelessness and pain.

Failure of life, death, grief, illness, war, etc., irreparable scars, and bouts of pain.

In the night sky, reminisce about the past.

I feel in a good mood.

It seems to feel his artistic conception. Very good. All of a sudden, I felt different.

The first movement, in particular, should be a hazy beauty.