Beethoven had several wives and children.

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Beethoven is the father of the symphony.

In 1792, he went to Vienna to study, and his art made rapid progress. He believed in the republic, admired heroes, and wrote many excellent works full of the atmosphere of the times, such as the symphony "Heroes" and "Destiny"; "Moonlight Song".

The Tempest, the overture "Mourn Monte".

Piano pieces "Pathos", "Passion" and so on.

In terms of ** embodiment, he involved almost all the **genres of his time; It greatly improves the embodiment of the piano and makes it obtain a symphonic opera effect; It also makes the symphony an important form that directly reflects social change.

Beethoven had a rugged life and did not establish a family. At the age of twenty-six, he was hard of hearing, and in his later years he was deaf and could only talk to people through a talkbook. However, the lonely life did not make him silent and retreat, and in the era of feudal restoration, when all forward thinking was forbidden, he still adhered to the political belief of "freedom, equality, and fraternity", through words and writings.

His main works include nine symphonies (most famous for the third "Hero" and the ninth "Chorus"), and the fifth "Symphony of Destiny".

Sixth "Pastoral Symphony".

opera "Federio" and so on.

The mother, Maria Magdalena Keverich, was the daughter of the royal chef of the court. She was married once before she married John, and she gave birth to a son, but both her husband and son died young. She and John gave birth to a son, Ludwig Maria van Beethoven, on August 2, 1769, but died six days later.

The "van" in his name is not the German "von" (von), and does not represent any noble title, but is used to indicate his hometown. Beethoven's grandfather, also known as Ludwig van Beethoven, moved to Bonn at the age of 20 to work as a bandmaster at the court of the Elector of Cologne. His father, John, was a choir tenor.

Her mother, Maria Magdalena Keverich, was the daughter of the court cook, who had been married once and had a son before marrying John, but both her husband and son died young. She married John and gave birth to a son, Ludwig Maria van Beethoven, on August 2, 1769, but died six days later. On December 16, 1770, the second son of the marriage, Ludwig van Beethoven, was baptized under the name "Ludovicus van Beethoven".

Beethoven's grandfather and father were both court singers. Most of the time, his father was so drunk that he didn't make any peace with his family, and he didn't even care if they had enough food and clothing. At first, the kind grandfather also saved the family from suffering too much, and it was perhaps a joy to see that his eldest grandson was **talented.

But when little Beethoven was only four years old, he died. Beethoven's father used to drag the child to the keyboard and let him practice there for many hours, slapping him every time he made a mistake. Neighbors often heard the sound of the little child sobbing and falling asleep due to tiredness and pain.

Soon Faivre, a traveler of no skill came to the town and was taken to Beethoven's house. He and the elder Beethoven had been drinking in a hotel outside for the night, and then went home and pulled little Ludwile down to begin the lesson, which was sometimes not finished until dawn. In order to make him look like a child prodigy, his father lied about his age, so when he was eight years old, he was taken out to a meeting as a six-year-old child.

But prodigies are all born and not created. Despite all the efforts, the elder Beethoven was never able to turn his son into another young Mozart. Beethoven had a much more unhappy childhood than Mozart.

First of all, Mozart was better educated, his practice time was pleasant and quiet, he had a loving father and a beloved sister, while Beethoven was not, and although his playing won the respect of his homeland, the world traveling was not exciting enough.