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Beethoven Basics

Beware the impetuous pianist

This week, we're traveling back in time to meet two undisputed maestros of classical music: Johann Sebastian Bach and Ludwig van Beethoven. Yesterday, we caught a concerto with Bach. Now let's keep the beat with Beethoven.

Born in Bonn, Germany, in 1770, Beethoven became one of the greatest composers in the history of western music--despite being deaf for at least the last decade of his career.

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Now, Meet Maestro Mozart

Can't get enough of the classical masters? Then join us on another journey to meet another musical genius: Mozart.

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