Our relationship to Beethoven is a deep and paradoxical one. For many musicians, he represents a kind of holy grail: His music has an intensity, rigor, and profundity which keep us in its thrall, and it is perhaps unequalled in the interpretive, technical, and even spiritual challenges it poses to performers. At the same time, Beethoven’s music is casually familiar to millions of people who do not attend concerts or consider themselves musically inclined. Two hundred years after his death, he is everywhere in the culture, yet still represents its summit.
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Syllabus - What you will learn from this course
Welcome to Class!
How Things Were
The First Thirteen
New Paths
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TOP REVIEWS FROM EXPLORING BEETHOVEN’S PIANO SONATAS
Absolutely loved this course! Jonathan is amazing and he has inspired me so very much. I can hardly wait for his next series.
Great course for a beginner like me. It's an introduction and exploration of the adventurous world of music and musicians; passionately delivered by the expert, Mr Biss.
Wonderful journey getting to know these sonatas with a very enthusiastic and knowledgeable guide. Thank you for this.
One of the best courses I have taken online! Whether you are a musician or not, this course will improve your appreciation of classical music!
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