Ludwig van Beethoven

Classi Seconde e Terze - Storia della Musica leggera - Conoscere le parti di cui è composta una canzone. 

Riconoscere le parti di una canzone - Le forme strofa-ritornello, strofica, chorus-bridge - L'arrangiamento • Classi Seconde e Terze 

Classe Terza - IL NOVECENTO: un secolo, tante correnti 

Paula und Philipp haben bis jetzt nur wenig über den Studenten namens Beethoven in Erfahrung gebracht. Umso interessanter ist jedoch das Leben des echten Ludwig van Beethoven. Aus diesem Grund erzählt ein Hörspiel über das Leben des deutschen Komponisten. Ein besonders bekanntes ... Show More

May 7, 1824. One of the great musical icons in history, Ludwig Van Beethoven, steps onto stage at the Kärntnertor Theater in Vienna. The audience is electric, buzzing with anticipation for a brand new symphony from the legendary composer. But there’s a rumor on their minds, somet ... Show More

Ludwig van Beethoven ist einer der berühmtesten deutschen Komponisten. Wer war dieser Mann? Wie war sein Leben? Was macht seine Musik so besonders? Darum geht es in Folge 39. Das Transkript dieser Folge findest du kostenlos auf www.14minuten.de 

They are the most famous 8 notes in all of Western Classical Music. If you walk down the street and ask someone to name a piece of classical music, they will surely say Beethoven 5. But why? What's the deal with the 5th? Well, today we’re going to take a deep look at this ubiquit ... Show More

Welcome to episode number 200 of Sticky Notes!! On December 22nd, 1808, a day that would live in classical music lore forever, Ludwig Van Beethoven sat down for his very last appearance as a solo pianist to play this new piano concerto, his 4th. This performance was not only the ... Show More

Beethoven, Mahler and Monteverdi: the Historic category from the 2011 Gramophone Classical Music Awards 

We continue the Beethoven cycle this week with his underrated 2nd symphony. Written at the height of Beethoven's despair over his increasing deafness, you might think that the symphony would be a dark and stormy one, but instead Beethoven writes one of his most relentlessly cheer ... Show More

Which three composers tore up the rule book and changed music forever? Joanna and Stephen begin this episode with the cold-blooded murderer, Carlo Gesualdo - a dreadful man who composed sacred music. Known for plundering the depths of emotion in his madrigals, Gesualdo's 'word-pa ... Show More

Celebrating Beethoven's 253rd birthday. Movements from the Cello Sonata #3 and the String Quartet #7, along with the Leonore Overture #3. Performers include: Pablo Casals, Rudolf Serkin, Karl Bohm and the Vienna Comcethouse Quartet.