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  • 5 weeks later...
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Today it's been 245 years since the birth of Ludwig van Beethoven

 

To think he wrote this while already being completely deaf...

 

 

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Not so much. Less than 5 minutes? I didn't listen to the fragments though. Just the whole sample and then reading each fragment. Still I had a couple of stupid mistakes of bad reading. And you?

Oh there was a whole sample? I just read the title and began reading the notes. "Ode to Joy" was tricky for me because of the repetitions who were a bit different from I remember :D but the rest were easy-peasy so I guess 5 minutes tops.

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Hahaha yes! You could listen to the piece and also each little fragment; those I didn't need. Still if you know the pieces well the sample wasn't necessary, but I didn't remember Moonlight that well :ninja: 

Talking about Beethoven... have you seen his manuscripts? :ninja:  

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Absolutely none :rofl:  

Poor editors :rofl: 

 

Interesting how their calligraphy somehow represents their music!

I'm amazed of people who can read literary manuscripts from ye olde times like Shakespeare, then again music! :ninja:

  • 4 weeks later...
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I found it quite interesting and well done considering the difficult to adapt together so many pieces so different to each other.

I didn't like it having a fade out though, kinda kills the spirit of this kind of music. A real ending would have been much better.

  • 1 month later...
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^ :rofl::rofl: 

Congratulations on hearing it all! I couldn't :ninja: 

 

The technique he uses there though is quite interesting and he worked with it on more musical stuff (still weird but less :p ). I learned about it on Composition class and had to do a piece in a similar way.

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