🌹✨🍀It took Beethoven nearly two years to compose Symphony No. 9. A profound masterpiece of ingenuity that only he could pull off. The incredible thing is that he did so without being able to hear a single note. ( Hearing loss began in 1798. By 1816 he was completely deaf )💖💖🌹🍀🥀🥀 #TheSecondWaltz #AndréRieu #WaltzDream #theelegantwaltz #TimelessRomance #TheSecondWaltz #WaltzDream #Valse #Waltz #VienneseWaltz #BallroomDance #ClassicalWaltz #DanceOfLove #StraussWaltz #ValseDeFleurs #WaltzTim

On 18 June the Orchestra returns to Birmingham's Symphony Hall for a glorious performance of Beethoven's Ninth with the City of Birmingham Choir and Birmingham Choral Union 🎶 🎫 bmusic.co.uk/events/beethovens-ninth B:Music | Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

Beethovens iconic Ninth Symphony premiere a triumph over adversity. #history #classicalmusic #didyouknow #factsdaily | The Curious Side

Deafness couldn't stop Beethoven. His Ninth Symphony, finished by 1824, premiered to acclaim. It remains a symbol of unity. Ludwig van Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, often called the “Choral Symphony,” was composed between 1822 and 1824, premiering in Vienna on May 7, 1824. The period was one of political turmoil following the Napoleonic Wars, and the symphony’s message was one of aspirational unity. It was a groundbreaking work, most notably for being the first major symphony to incorporate a chor