Help me briefly describe a few periods of Beethoven s work20

1. The early period of Vienna was 1794-1802. During this period he wrote 13 piano sonatas. The most representative "heroism" of Beethoven's style has been initially embodied in these works.

"Pathos", which was born in this period, is a confession of his anguish when he was threatened by deafness.

2. The mature period is 1803-1814. During this period, he produced another 14 sonatas. These works are one of the important symbols of Beethoven's departure from the tradition of the 18th century, and they have become the piano works that entered the stage of his innovation.

From "The Tempest", we can see that Beethoven used the most ordinary materials and the most simple ** language to express his richest emotions and most profound thoughts.

3. The late period of creation is 1814-1827. During this period, Beethoven composed the last five piano sonatas, which are the embodiment of Beethoven's late style. The piano sonatas of this period are no longer as intense and contradictory as the early and middle works, but give a transcendent serenity and spiritual sublimation.

From 1824 to 1825, the Ninth Symphony and its chorus were performed for the first time; In March 1825, he completed the "Solemn Mass".

1. In the biography of celebrities, Beethoven was a great medieval family who grew up in a harsh environment, but was very strong, with tenacious perseverance, unremitting motivation, and his firm pursuit and love of truth. It can be said that Beethoven experienced ups and downs in his life, and he was deaf in his later years, which is undoubtedly the greatest sorrow and misfortune for a **family, but with his love and persistence, he finally overcame fate and became a great **composer of a generation.

2. Beethoven's nine symphonies, two masses, and numerous overtures, concertos, sonatas and string quartets have deeply influenced the styles of later composers, such as: the symphonies "Heroes", "Destiny", and "Pastoral", and the final movement of the Ninth Symphony, "Ode to Joy"; Overture "Egmont"; Piano Concerto No. 5 "The Emperor"; "Pathos Sonata", "Moonlight Sonata" and so on have become household names. He has left a valuable wealth for mankind and has had a huge impact on the development of the world, so he is respected by the world as "Happy Saint".

3. The Beethoven House Museum is located next to the market square in the center of Bonn's old town, where Beethoven lived from his birth in 1770 until he moved to Vienna in 1792. The piano that Beethoven once played, the organ keyboard he played as a teenager, the trumpet-shaped hearing aids he used in his later years, and a large number of manuscripts of Beethoven's sheet music.

The first period of ** was purely classical, mostly piano works, and he also had the status of a performer at that time.

In the second period, he gave up playing due to deafness, and gradually departed from the classical style to express strong inner feelings.

In the third period, the classical style was changed arbitrarily without regard to the limitations of the instrument or the player, while retaining the rational logic. For example, the inclusion of solo and choral voices in the Ninth Symphony is a first in the history of the symphony.