How does Choking the Throat of Fate express Beethoven s power ? Where does force come from?

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This article is an excerpt from Romain Rolland's Biography of Beethoven. Beethoven is a master of German classicism, and he has made great contributions to the development of classicism and romanticism. Beethoven's life was bumpy, but with a strong will, he finally overcame all kinds of difficulties, made brilliant achievements, and made outstanding contributions to the cause of human culture.

Romain Rolland has always had great admiration for Beethoven. He was particularly fascinated by Beethoven's "power"—the "power" to create, the "power" to overcome the hardships of life. Roman Suilan believes that this "force" is a good medicine for the decadent spirit of Europe at that time.

At the same time, Romain Rolland sees Beethoven as a tragic hero, and his book highlights Beethoven's misfortune, pain and perseverance in the fight against fate, and he comforts and inspires people with his stories. "Choking the throat of fate" shows Beethoven's tenacious spirit of unwilling to give in and having the courage to control his own destiny.

Based on the original intention of the above writing, the biography written by Romain Rolland is primarily a "biography of the mind". The author's goal is not to meticulously record the life history of the preacher, but to trace the trajectory of his mind, and to capture the clues of his spiritual growth. Therefore, in this paper, the author selects materials that focus on expressing the thoughts and emotions of the subject, and the clues that connect these materials are the development and changes of the thoughts and emotions of the master.

The whole article is shrouded in strong emotions and deep philosophical thoughts, and the commentary and lyricism of the preacher are closely combined, making the article full of rich poetry.

This article can be divided into four parts. The first part, the opening paragraph of the article, depicts a portrait of Beethoven, which is quite eloquent in portraying Beethoven's life temperament and sets the tone for the following description. The second part, from "Ludwig van Beethoven, born on December 16, 1770 in Bonn, near Cologne" to "My hometown, the beautiful place where I was born, has always been so beautiful and bright before my eyes as it was when I left it", and tells the influence of Beethoven's childhood on his character and work.

The family misfortunes that befell him at an early age show that the burden of his life began at this time, and his painful, lonely, and strong temperament was revealed here. The third part, from "The Revolution broke out, flooded all of Europe, and occupied Beethoven's heart" to "My art should benefit poor people", tells the story of the great French state.

"Strength" comes from Beethoven's unfortunate encounters and sufferings and perseverance in the face of tragic fate, Beethoven encountered many ups and downs in his life, and achieved brilliant achievements with his strong will. It comes from the "strength" to overcome the hardships of life.

Beethoven's strength comes from the strength in his **, and his ** is used to prove to the world that even if fate is unfair, he will not have the courage to compromise like fate. So his power comes from **.

"Force" comes from Beethoven's optimistic attitude to life, ** to his heart that does not want fate to bow down! Thank you!

For Beethoven's power is his own power, his own kind of force that refuses to bow to fate, and finally throws a symphony of fate even if he is disabled.

Beethoven expresses this through the sonorous treble of rhythm, and this power comes from his perception of life.

Choking the throat of fate, Beethoven's strength comes from when he smokes, and the sonorous feeling is so powerful when he plays the piano.

It can be seen that Beethoven is a person who has the courage to overcome difficulties, because he has the courage to choke the throat of fate, and fate is difficult to change, and can only be left to fate, Beethoven wants to choke the throat of fate, it is very courageous.

The strength comes from Beethoven's strong inner will, unwavering.

The force that chokes fate is Beethoven's tenacious spirit of not giving in and grasping his own destiny.

"Choking the Throat of Fate" expresses Beethoven's "power" through the description of Beethoven's inaudible ears and still trying to play the piano every day and talking about it.

It refers to the pain and misfortune that Beethoven encountered, as well as the perseverance to fight against fate.

This power comes from you, and the surging feeling in your heart after listening to it gives people a positive energy after listening to it.

The "force" of creation, the "force" of overcoming the hardships of life, this "force" is a good medicine for the decadent spirit of Europe at that time.

It is a spirit of not giving up and daring to face difficulties, even if he has hearing problems, he is also working hard to create**, this spirit and his achievements are to choke the throat of fate.

Beethoven is an excellent ** family, but he is deaf in both ears, what a blow it is, but he never gave up, Beethoven's strength is probably his spirit of never giving up.

He was particularly fascinated by Beethoven's "power." choke the throat of fate", which shows Beethoven's tenacity of not being willing to give in and having the courage to control his own destiny.

Resistance to fate, not resigned to fate. There is a spirit of not admitting defeat. Dare to fight, hurry up and struggle, dare to fight with death, dare to fight against illness.

Romain Rolland has always had great admiration for Beethoven. He was particularly fascinated by Beethoven's "power"—the "power" to create, the "power" to overcome the hardships of life. Roman Suilan believes that this "force" is a good medicine for the decadent spirit of Europe at that time.

Beethoven cried out in this predicament: "I will take fate by the throat, it cannot bring me to its knees!" Beethoven's Experience:

In 1802, Beethoven went to Heiligenstadt to spend the summer, and in early October of the same year, he wrote the famous "Heiligendstadt Testament" to his brother; After a fierce ideological struggle, he completed the Second Symphony and returned to Vienna.

Beethoven's misfortunes, sufferings, and perseverance in the fight against fate are comforting and inspiring with his stories. "Hold the throat of fate.

1.When Beethoven was young, his father had very high expectations for him, hoping that his son would become a Mozart-like prodigy. When Beethoven was only 4 years old, his father put a bunch of music scores in front of Beethoven and asked him to play.

2.Beethoven did not begin to write his first symphonic disparations until he was thirty years old, and from 1796 onwards his hearing was already feeling his hearing weakening, and his love of life and his persistent pursuit of art overcame his personal pain and despair, and he grabbed fate by the throat. In the midst of his suffering, he still tenaciously composed the "Heroic Symphony" and many other masterpieces.

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