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1817, Beethoven is 46. He's famous, his music is played at home and abroad. METRONOME CLICKS. And he needs indications for conductors and performers. in the other parts of the world to play and perform his music. Suddenly he has this device which allows him to be the first composer. to indicate exactly how fast and how slow his pieces should be performed.

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1817, Beethoven is 46. He's famous, his music is played at home and abroad. METRONOME CLICKS. And he needs indications for conductors and performers. in the other parts of the world to play and perform his music. Suddenly he has this device which allows him to be the first composer. to indicate exactly how fast and how slow his pieces should be performed.

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Play 1817, Beethoven is 46. He's famous, his music is played at home and abroad. METRONOME CLICKS. And he needs indications for conductors and performers. in the other parts of the world to play and perform his music. Suddenly he has this device which allows him to be the first composer. to indicate exactly how fast and how slow his pieces should be performed.

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The date is May 7th, 1824. Beethoven hasn't premiered a symphony in 12 years, and, finally, it's going to be the premiere of this Ninth Symphony. This is the happening of the decade. Everyone is there - all the important people, all the politicians, all the benefactors - and Beethoven comes out. By this time, he is completely deaf, but he wants so much to be involved. He's the creator. The conductor that prepared it said, "Listen, musicians, no matter what, don't look at Beethoven."

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The date is May 7th, 1824. Beethoven hasn't premiered a symphony in 12 years, and, finally, it's going to be the premiere of this Ninth Symphony. This is the happening of the decade. Everyone is there - all the important people, all the politicians, all the benefactors - and Beethoven comes out. By this time, he is completely deaf, but he wants so much to be involved. He's the creator. The conductor that prepared it said, "Listen, musicians, no matter what, don't look at Beethoven."

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Play The date is May 7th, 1824. Beethoven hasn't premiered a symphony in 12 years, and, finally, it's going to be the premiere of this Ninth Symphony. This is the happening of the decade. Everyone is there - all the important people, all the politicians, all the benefactors - and Beethoven comes out. By this time, he is completely deaf, but he wants so much to be involved. He's the creator. The conductor that prepared it said, "Listen, musicians, no matter what, don't look at Beethoven."

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"The metronome marks will follow soon. "Do not fail to wait for them." MUSIC CONTINUES. "In our century, things of this kind are certainly needed. "Performers must now obey the ideas of the unfettered genius."

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"The metronome marks will follow soon. "Do not fail to wait for them." MUSIC CONTINUES. "In our century, things of this kind are certainly needed. "Performers must now obey the ideas of the unfettered genius."

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Play "The metronome marks will follow soon. "Do not fail to wait for them." MUSIC CONTINUES. "In our century, things of this kind are certainly needed. "Performers must now obey the ideas of the unfettered genius."

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Beethoven looks crazy. I mean, he's jumping around and he's gesticulating. All the musicians are just trying to play, trying not to pay any attention to this guy.

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Beethoven looks crazy. I mean, he's jumping around and he's gesticulating. All the musicians are just trying to play, trying not to pay any attention to this guy.

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Play Beethoven looks crazy. I mean, he's jumping around and he's gesticulating. All the musicians are just trying to play, trying not to pay any attention to this guy.

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The music finished and they started applauding. Beethoven was still, with his head in the score, conducting away. One of the soloists, Caroline Unger, grabbed him and turned him around so he could see the audience, and he seemed to be confused because he had been in the middle of the piece somewhere. And then the audience saw this, and they started applauding louder and louder. And he couldn't hear it. This is one of the saddest moments in his life, and, also, at the same time, it's one of...

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The music finished and they started applauding. Beethoven was still, with his head in the score, conducting away. One of the soloists, Caroline Unger, grabbed him and turned him around so he could see the audience, and he seemed to be confused because he had been in the middle of the piece somewhere. And then the audience saw this, and they started applauding louder and louder. And he couldn't hear it. This is one of the saddest moments in his life, and, also, at the same time, it's one of...

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Play The music finished and they started applauding. Beethoven was still, with his head in the score, conducting away. One of the soloists, Caroline Unger, grabbed him and turned him around so he could see the audience, and he seemed to be confused because he had been in the middle of the piece somewhere. And then the audience saw this, and they started applauding louder and louder. And he couldn't hear it. This is one of the saddest moments in his life, and, also, at the same time, it's one of...

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Beethoven's day to day everyday life was so, kind of, hectic and dysfunctional in many ways, he was able to create the life he wanted in his music... ..because it has love, passion, tears, embraces - everything is there. I thank all those women who rejected him. because he put all that passion into the music. In one of his rare flashes of self understanding, Beethoven writes to a publisher at one point, "Everything I do outside music is badly done and stupid." MUSIC: Fur Elise by Beethoven.

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Beethoven's day to day everyday life was so, kind of, hectic and dysfunctional in many ways, he was able to create the life he wanted in his music... ..because it has love, passion, tears, embraces - everything is there. I thank all those women who rejected him. because he put all that passion into the music. In one of his rare flashes of self understanding, Beethoven writes to a publisher at one point, "Everything I do outside music is badly done and stupid." MUSIC: Fur Elise by Beethoven.

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Play Beethoven's day to day everyday life was so, kind of, hectic and dysfunctional in many ways, he was able to create the life he wanted in his music... ..because it has love, passion, tears, embraces - everything is there. I thank all those women who rejected him. because he put all that passion into the music. In one of his rare flashes of self understanding, Beethoven writes to a publisher at one point, "Everything I do outside music is badly done and stupid." MUSIC: Fur Elise by Beethoven.

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..and can it mean different things to everyone. Not just on May 7th, 1824, but today and tomorrow. Because it's a piece about connecting, and this is fundamental to human existence.

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..and can it mean different things to everyone. Not just on May 7th, 1824, but today and tomorrow. Because it's a piece about connecting, and this is fundamental to human existence.

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Play ..and can it mean different things to everyone. Not just on May 7th, 1824, but today and tomorrow. Because it's a piece about connecting, and this is fundamental to human existence.

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And then he shares that with us, and this is the revolution for me. Beethoven changes the course of music for all times.

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And then he shares that with us, and this is the revolution for me. Beethoven changes the course of music for all times.

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Play And then he shares that with us, and this is the revolution for me. Beethoven changes the course of music for all times.

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His concert in December, 1813, is one of the big society events of contemporary Vienna.

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His concert in December, 1813, is one of the big society events of contemporary Vienna.

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Play His concert in December, 1813, is one of the big society events of contemporary Vienna.