MUS-199 Research Beethoven And The Economics Of Genius

Beethoven and the Economic of Genius
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Beethoven and the Economic of Genius
How great composers lived their lives continue to become a fascination to music lovers, but there is nothing like Beethoven and this could be argued. Up to this day, he still continues to draw the attention of commentators and biographers. Beethoven gave freedom to music, and interpreted music from the how the ruling class controlled it.
The published music and writing meant for the evolving classes have Beethoven the chance to claim freedom and emotions of the new rulers, even artists. Based on the “dry letters of the alphabet”, Beethoven’s fears, loves and friends.
After he died, love letters were found, while he was in Teplice. The recipient of the letter is “Immortal Beloved” is unknown and has become a topic for debates. Based on what is written in the letters, it can be said that he was truly in love with someone so dearly and it was reciprocated. This line from the letter proves it: “Brighten up – remain my true and only treasure, my all, as I to you.” The love was mutual between Beethoven and his “Immortal Beloved” (Letters of Notes, 2011). However, the letters also indicate that he was telling the person to wait because he failed to respond right away. Furthermore, there is no mention if the person Beethoven loved is a man or a woman.
All of Beethoven’s l...