What kind of person was Beethoven, what kind of person was Beethoven

Independent and proud, depressed and strong, serious and kind people.

Beethoven was a great ** home, he had a rich imagination and a brilliant talent. Although he is deaf, he is very strong, he can face life bravely, he loves **, to the extent of obsession, and has created many world famous songs, which fully demonstrates his strong and hardworking and valuable spirit of not being afraid of difficulties.

Beethoven's main works: Beethoven's lifetime creations are wide-ranging and numerous. In the field of instrumental music, it includes 9 symphonies, 11 orchestral pieces and dramatic scores, 5 piano concertos, 1 violin concerto, 16 string quartets and other forms of ensembles, 32 piano sonatas, as well as violin, cello sonatas, variations, etc.

In the field of vocal music, it involves operas, oratorios, masses, cantatas, choral fantasias and a large number of art songs, and the representative works in the vocal field include the opera "Fidelio", "Mass in D major", and the vocal suite "To a Distant Lover".

Beethoven's life has made a particularly important contribution to the development of the field, and in the last 20 years of his life, he was almost completely intoxicated and unable to extricate himself. It is worth mentioning that Beethoven did not have normal human hearing, but his own understanding and feelings of ** prompted him to write many excellent ** works.

It includes 9 symphonies, 1 opera, 32 piano sonatas, 5 piano concertos, orchestral overtures, violin and cello sonatas, etc. It is precisely because of this that later generations will also call him "the saint of music" and "the king of symphony".

Beethoven died on March 26, 1827, at the age of 57. I have to say that Beethoven's death is indeed a huge loss in the ** field. However, while people are saddening the death of the master, the cause of his death has become another focus of attention.

Palforman, a consultant rheumatology physician at the Uwell District Hospital in the United Kingdom, said that Beethoven's death may be inseparable from alcohol. According to Palforman's investigation, he found that Beethoven had always had a problem with alcoholism, and it could even be called a drunkard, and alcohol was extremely damaging to the liver, which eventually led to Beethoven suffering from hepatic ascites.

In addition, Dr. Palforman also believes that Beethoven had suicidal tendencies before, and there should be many reasons for this, but the main root cause is that Beethoven himself suffered too much from the disease.

Whether it is cirrhosis or ascites, the pain caused to the human body is far from suicidal, and the only possibility is that Beethoven suffered from severe rheumatic diseases due to long-term alcoholism.

Rheumatic diseases caused by alcoholism are systemic diseases, and once they occur, the patient will definitely be in pain. From this point of view, Beethoven probably died in pain and tragedy under the double torture of liver disease and rheumatic pain.