EPISODE · Mar 24, 2014 · 1H 4M
Episode 3 Grosse Beethoven
from Unexamined Partial Classical Music · host Emlyn Stam, Graham Flett, Justin Christensen
In this third episode, we look at Beethoven's turbulent life within his changing environment and how this affected his creative output. We focus on Beethoven's pivotal role in music, a reflection of his time-period with changes to the liberty of the citizenry due to many forces including the French Revolution.
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