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“Keep your eyes on him; some day he will give the world something to talk about”—Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (Orga 27). Beethoven was considered the greatest composer who ever lived, but all the truths lie deep inside his music. Beethoven’s symphonies were extraordinary. His innovative style was unheard of throughout the world during his time. There are three major symphonies that take beyond the “Immortal Beloved” referring to Beethoven, to his grave. Well-written and magnificent in the ears of every person who appreciated Beethoven’s works of art. Symphonies numbers 3, 5, and 9 were probably the best symphonies ever composed by a human being. Beethoven’s technique was unique in creating slow to fast tempos during the beginning of every piece. Each of his pieces had a meaning behind it. The mood of the music will tell it all just by listening to the joyous harmony each instrument played and the excitement whenever the tempo moved to a faster beat. Symphony number three in B-flat major, Op.55 titled “Eroica” was then the largest symphony at the time, and the first great symphony of the 19th century. In 1798, General Bernadotte, the French ambassador to Austria, suggested to Beethoven th
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