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Beethoven

Pardon me.==Excuse me.对不起;打扰
了——用于引起话题或者打断别人话题之前;有 时也用于表示:做错了事道歉时;没听清对方的 话,希望他重复一遍,说话时用升调。
Pardon me for interrupting you. 对不起,打扰
你们 了。
I asked pardon for being late. 我由于迟到请求原谅。
我们听见他们在隔壁 房间里唱歌。(表进行, 正在唱)
• From the small house came a girl’s voice:“I can’t play any more……”从那
小屋里传来了一个女孩的声音:“我再也弹 不下去了……” (倒装句的结构)
not…any more = no more ——不再…… I can’t play any more . = I can no more play. Beethoven said no more.
hear sb. doing sth.—听见某人正 在做某事 hear sb. do sth. —听见某人做了 某事
• He heard someone playing his Sonata in F.
他听见有人在弹奏他的F大调奏鸣曲。
•
I heard the woman next door playing this music.
“But we are so poor…
We can’t afford to buy tickets to the concert.”
Beethoven said no more. He sat down before the piano.
The moon shone brightly in through the window. He said to himself, “I’ll play a sonata to the Moonlight!”
作曲家贝多芬的简介

作曲家贝多芬的简介贝多芬是德国著名音乐家,维也纳古典乐派的代表人物之一,被尊称为“乐圣”。
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作曲家贝多芬的简介路德维希·凡·贝多芬(Ludwig van Beethoven,1770年12月16日-1827年3月26日),德国作曲家和音乐家,维也纳古典乐派代表人物[1]之一。
贝多芬的主要作品以九部交响曲占首要地位,代表作有降E大调第3交响曲《英雄》、c小调第5交响曲《命运》、F大调第6交响曲《田园》、A大调第7交响曲、d小调第9交响曲《合唱》(《欢乐颂》主旋律)、序曲《爱格蒙特》、《莱奥诺拉》、升c小调第14钢琴奏鸣曲《月光》、F大调第5钢琴奏鸣曲《春天》、F大调第2号浪漫曲。
贝多芬对世界音乐发展有着举足轻重的作用,[2]他不仅是古典主义风格的集大成者,同时又是浪漫主义风格的开创者;作为音乐大师,贝多芬对艺术歌曲同样予以相当程度的关注,他是德国艺术歌曲创造的先驱,毕生作有钢琴伴奏的艺术歌曲六十多首,他的艺术歌曲以其丰富的表现手法和形式来展现,表达属于全人类的情感。
贝多芬的一生是怎样贝多芬的一生是悲惨的一生,也是命运多舛的一生,从后世流传下来的文献资料中可以看出,贝多芬虽然拥有上天赐予的天赋,也拥有超越常人的音乐才华,却遭受到了常人所难以想象的病魔的侵扰,从他39岁听力衰退开始,贝多芬在命运转折点就已经出现了。
后世人形容贝多芬的一生总是离不开坚韧,悲惨这几个词语,的确,这位享誉世界的古典音乐大师给后人留下了太多的财富,这些财富不只局限于音乐方面的成就,虽然他的第九部交响乐足以流传千古,但是他对待疾病的态度,他对待生活的态度,更是后人应该学习的,是不可多得的精神财富。
贝多芬的一生是穷困潦倒的一生,虽然在他出名后受到了很多王公最贵族的接见,但是在他创作的前半部分一直是靠朋友的接济,他的妻子也离开了他,所以贝多芬是一个没有爱情的人,他也没有子女,没有亲情慰藉这位音乐大师受伤的心灵,只有创作才能带给他灵感,才能带给她快乐。
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• 贝多芬最初将该作品题献给拿破仑· 波拿巴。贝多芬敬佩法国革命的理 想,以及为他们实现的拿破仑,但是当拿破仑在1804年5月加冕自己 为法国皇帝时,他走到了放置完成创作的乐谱桌子前,将写着“波拿 巴”的字挖出来,留下了一个洞。之后,他把标题改为“英雄交响曲, 为纪念一位英雄人物”,并改题为献给其赞助人洛布科维茨亲王
Ludwig van Beethoven was a German composer and pianist. He is considered to have been the most crucial figure in the transitional period between the Classicaland Romantic eras in Western classical music, and remains one of the most famous and influential composers of all time.
• 然而之后出现了转折;1804年时贝多芬告诉出版商“这部交响曲的标 题还是叫‘波拿巴’”。直到1806年才再改为现名。然而,安东.辛 德勒称,1821年拿破仑逝世时,贝多芬说“我十七年前就为这个悲伤 的事件写了音乐”,意指该交响曲的第二乐章葬礼进行曲。
Loss of hearing
• Around 1796, Beethoven began to lose his hearing. He suffered a severe form of tinnitus(耳鸣), a “ringing” in his ears that made it hard for him to perceive (感觉) and appreciate(欣赏) music; he also avoided conversation. The cause of Beethoven„s deafness is unknown, but it has variously been attributed to syphilis(梅毒), lead poisoning, typhus(斑疹伤寒), autoimmune (自身系统的)disorder (混乱) and even his habit of immersing (使浸入)his head in cold water to stay awake.
Beethoven 贝多芬英文简介

Q: We all know about thatmusicis the most important thing in your life, and you devoted your heart and soul into music.You never stopped writing music, even though you lost your hearing.isn’t it? A:yes, music is the only thing that I pursue in my whole lifetime. I usually worked early in the morning. However, sometimes I stayed up andworked without sleeping.Q:I have heard that you have put your head in cold water to keep your mind awake so as to carry on working.That’s crazy! I think this high intensity of work will have a bad effect on your health condition and normal life.A: well that’s true. In addition to composition, I don’t have time to do other things. So my room is a mess. There were dirty clothes, old pens, plates of food, and papers everywhere. Sometimes my room is so dirty that all my landlords made me move out.Q:well, as a famous person, setting up a good image is a most important thing, isn’t it?A: I don’t care about that either.Iwear the same clothes until they were too dirty to wear.My friends had to throw them out and bring me the new and cleaned one. They usually did this while I was sleeping.Q:A s the old saying goes, “No pain, no gain.” So addicted in music, you deserve your giant success nowadays!Can you shareyoursecretof success with us?A:I have never thought of writing for reputation and honor. What I have in my heart must come out; that is the reason why I compose. When I lost my ability of hearing, all I thought was that I will take fate by the throat; it will never bend me completely to its will.Q: Well, I went to your last performance. Although hearing loss, you continued to compose music.Your music was so beautiful that some people cried when they heard it. When you finished conducting, the audience began to applaud. But you continued to conduct…and I saw you cry!A:I was touched when I sawthere were so many people who continue to love me, loved music. Thank God I can play for those people.QHe wrote a song called “Praise to the Fat One, ” for a violinist who was overweight. Beethoven was not very attractive himself. He was short and he let his hair grow long and wild. But he knew it, and made jokes about it.Q Famous like you , go out to do things must be careful. But last week the paper said you got so mad at a waiter that you emptied a plate of food on the waiter’s head. Then you laughed loudly, as you always did. Sometimes you wrote music on the bill and then leftwithout paying.A yes,Why bothered because of fame? I am myself, I have my own style. There are and always will be thousands of princes, but there is only one Beethoven!Q: And If you did not like an audience, you didn’t perform at all! A: Exactly!I could also be quite insulting. People may think I’m a wild and bad-tempered person,It doesn't matter, as long as they like my music.QIt seems your crazy on music is true to your name, not much time left, so let us thank the arrival of our great musicianBeethoven!。
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专辑英文名: Complete Beethoven Edition专辑中文名: 贝多芬全集艺术家: Various Artists资源格式: APE版本: [更新完毕]发行时间: 1997年地区: 德国简介:作曲家:Ludwig van Beethoven演出:Wilhelm Kempff, Gianluca Cascioli, Martha Argerich, Gidon Kremer, Mischa Maisky, Pierre Fournier, Henryk Szeryng, Mstislav Rostropovich, Bruno Giuranna, Anne-Sophie Mutter, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, J?rg Demus, Ursula Smith, Malcolm Martineau, John Mark Ainsley,Catrin Wyn-Davies, Thomas Allen, Elizabeth Layton, Luba Orgonasova, Patrick Gallois, Pascal Gallois, Myung-Whun Chung指挥:Herbert von Karajan, Andrew Davis, John Eliot Gardiner, Hans Priem Bergrath, Myung-Whun Chung乐团:Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, BBC Symphony Orchestra, Monteverdi Choir, Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique, Amadeus String Quartet, Emerson String Quartet, LaSalle String Quartet, Vienna Chamber Ensemble, Berlin Philharmonic Winds,BBC Singers, Santa Cecilia Academy Rome Chorus, Santa Cecilia Academy Rome Orchestra, Philharmonia Orchestra发行公司:Deutsche Grammophon(DG)总编号:453 700-2专辑介绍:此专辑为纪念贝多芬逝世180周年所发,谨以此向伟大的巨人致敬。
(人物简介)贝多芬

【人物简介】路德维希·凡·贝多芬(Ludwig van Beethoven, 1770年—1827年),出生于德国波恩,维也纳古典乐派代表人物之一,欧洲古典主义时期作曲家。
贝多芬在父亲严厉苛刻的教育下度过了童年,造就了他倔强、敏感激动的性格。
22岁开始终生定居于维也纳,创作于1803年至1804年间的《第三交响曲》标志着其创作进入成熟阶段。
此后20余年间,他数量众多的音乐作品通过强烈的艺术感染力和宏伟气魄,将古典主义音乐推向高峰,并预示了19世纪浪漫主义音乐的到来。
1827年3月26日,贝多芬于维也纳去世,享年57岁。
贝多芬一生创作题材广泛,重要作品包括9部交响曲、1部歌剧、32首钢琴奏鸣曲、5首钢琴协奏曲、多首管弦乐序曲及小提琴、大提琴奏鸣曲等。
因其对古典音乐的重大贡献,对奏鸣曲式和交响曲套曲结构的发展和创新,而被后世尊称为“乐圣”、“交响乐之王”。
贝多芬的一生创作体裁广泛,数量众多。
在器乐领域,包括9部交响曲、11首管弦乐曲和戏剧配乐、5首钢琴协奏曲、1首小提琴协奏曲、16首弦乐四重奏和其他形式的重奏曲、32首钢琴奏鸣曲以及小提琴、大提琴奏鸣曲、变奏曲等;在声乐领域,涉及歌剧、清唱剧、弥撒、康塔塔、合唱幻想曲和大量的艺术歌曲,声乐领域的代表作品包括歌剧《费德里奥》《D大调弥撒》、声乐套曲《致远方的爱人》等。
贝多芬创作的九部交响乐,两首弥撒曲,还有不胜列举的序曲、协奏曲、奏鸣曲和弦乐四重奏曲,深深影响了后来作曲家的风格,例如:交响乐《英雄》《命运》《田园》,第九交响乐的最后乐章《欢乐颂》;序曲《爱格蒙特》;第五号钢琴协奏曲《皇帝》;《悲怆奏鸣曲》《月光奏鸣曲》等等已是家喻户晓。
他为人类留下了一笔宝贵财富,对世界音乐的发展也产生了巨大的影响,因而被世人尊称为“乐圣”。
贝多芬简介
贝多芬简介路德维希·凡·贝多芬(Ludwig van Beethoven,1770—1827)德国著名的作曲家、钢琴家、指挥家,维也纳古典乐派代表人物之一。
是“集古典主义之大成,开浪漫主义之先河”的伟大音乐家.他一共创作了9首编号交响曲、35首钢琴奏鸣曲(其中后32首带有编号)、10部小提琴奏鸣曲、16首弦乐四重奏、1部歌剧、2部弥撒、1部清唱剧与3部康塔塔,另外还有大量室内乐、艺术歌曲、舞曲。
这些作品对音乐发展有着深远影响,因此被尊称为乐圣。
路德维希·凡·贝多芬出生在德国波恩,祖籍弗兰德。
自幼学习音乐,很早就显露出了音乐上的才华,八岁便开始登台演出。
十七岁那年,波恩宫廷大学旁听哲学,也就是在这时与莫扎特有了短暂接触。
1792年,定居维也纳,经过海顿的指引,艺术上进步飞快,三年后出版第一部作品。
他创作了大量充满时代气息的优秀作品,如交响曲九部;歌剧《费黛里奥》,戏剧《哀格蒙特》、《雅典的废墟》;钢琴曲《悲怆》、《月光曲》等等。
他集古典音乐的大成,同时开辟了浪漫时期音乐的道路,对世界音乐的发展有着举足轻重的作用。
是一位颇具创造性的作曲家。
是德国最伟大的音乐家、作曲家、钢琴家、指挥家。
维也纳古典乐派代表人物之一,他与海顿、莫扎特一起被后人称为“维也纳三杰”。
他和米开朗基罗、列夫·托尔斯泰的一生都经历了各种苦难坎坷,法国作家罗曼·罗兰根据他们的人生写成了《名人传》。
当贝多芬19岁的时候,法国大革命爆发,给贝多芬带来自由、平等、博爱的理想从1796至1800年,整整4年,贝多芬的耳鸣日夜作响,这是耳聋的前兆。
贝多芬26岁时听力开始减弱,老年耳朵失聪。
他创作的音乐作品有《月光奏鸣曲》、《C小调第5交响曲》等。
他的九部交响曲全都在维也纳举行了首演式。
1805年,他唯一的一部歌剧创作《费黛里奥》充满了激情。
他的《第九交响曲》取材于德国诗人席勒的《欢乐颂》,如今已经成为欧盟的盟歌了。
贝多芬英文简介简短
贝多芬英文简介简短Ludwig van Beethoven was a German composer and pianist. He was born on December 17, 1770, in Bonn, Germany. Beethoven is widely regarded as one of the greatest composers in Western classical music history. His compositions are known for their emotional intensity and innovative use of musical form.Beethoven began his career as a virtuoso pianist and gained recognition for his talent at an early age. However, he started losing his hearing in his late twenties, which eventually led to complete deafness. Despite this, Beethoven continued to compose and produce some of his most famous works, including symphonies, piano sonatas, and string quartets.Beethoven's music is known for its dramatic expressiveness and exploration of complex emotions. His compositions often reflect his personal struggles and triumphs, making them deeply introspective and powerful. His works such as Symphony No. 5 and Symphony No. 9 (Ode to Joy) are considered some of the most iconic pieces in classical music.Beethoven's legacy continues to influence musicians and composers to this day. His innovative approach to music composition and his ability toconvey deep emotions through his works have solidified his place in music history. Beethoven passed away on March 26, 1827, in Vienna, Austria, leaving behind a rich body of work that continues to inspire generations of musicians.。
Beethoven
He broke into a rage and exclaimed, “So he is no more
than a common mortal! Now, too, he will tread under foot( 蹂躏 ) all the rights of man, indulge only his ambition; now he will think himself superior to all men, become a tyrant(暴君 )!"
In an essay titled "Beethoven's Instrumental Music" written in 1813 Can there be any work of Beethoven’s that confirms all this to a higher degree than his indescribably profound, magnificent symphony in C minor? How this wonderful composition, in a climax(高潮)that climbs on and on, leads the listener imperiously forward into the spirit world of the infinite!…No doubt the whole rushes like an ingenious rhapsody past many a man, but the soul of each thoughtful listener is assuredly stirred, deeply and intimately, by a feeling that is none other than that unutterable portentous longing, and until the final chord.
Beethoven个人简介及作品
Beethoven个人简介及作品路德维希·凡·贝多芬(1827年3月26日)是一位德国作曲家。
他被认为是音乐史上最伟大的作曲家之一,是西方古典音乐古典和浪漫时代之间过渡时期的主要人物。
他的名声和天才激发了他的灵感——在很多情况下,他的作品受到了来自作曲家、音乐家和观众的威胁。
虽然他今天以作曲家的名字出名,但他也是著名的钢琴演奏家和指挥家,也是一位有成就的小提琴演奏家。
他出生在德国波恩,在二十出头的时候搬到了奥地利的维也纳,并在那里定居下来,与约瑟夫·海顿一起学习,很快赢得了一名艺术大师的美誉。
在他二十多岁的时候,他开始逐渐失去听力,然而他的一生却继续创作出著名的杰作,即使他的耳聋几乎全是。
贝多芬是最早从事自由职业的作曲家之一,他为出版商安排了音乐会,向出版商出售他的作品,并获得了一些富有的赞助人的财政支持,而不是被教会或贵族法庭永久雇佣。
他的祖父原是荷兰籍,移居德国后,曾任当地宫廷乐长。
父亲是个男高音歌的手,母亲是宫廷御厨的女儿。
贝多芬生长的年代,正是约瑟夫二世实行”开明专制”的时期,波恩的统治者也实行了一些改良的措施。
波恩成了当时德国启蒙运动的中心地之一。
贝多芬的幼年就是在这样的环境下成长起来的。
但是,贝多芬童年很不幸福,嗜酒成癖的父亲败坏了家业,他企图把四岁的贝多芬变成摇钱树,一心想让自己的儿子也成为莫扎特式的神童,因此他不只强迫孩子练琴,而且常常夜半三更酗酒回家后把孩子从熟睡中拖起来拉琴,不满八岁的贝多芬被强迫在寇恩的听众面前表演,卖艺,十一岁的贝多芬就开始在剧院的乐队里工作。
这种严酷的童年生活,使贝多芬很早就走上了独立的以音乐谋生的道路,同时也就养成了他坚毅倔强的性格。
从1781年起,贝多芬在剧院工作的同时,跟乐队指挥奈弗学习巴赫的《平均律钢琴曲》和作曲法。
奈弗是位很有修养,倾向于启蒙运动的作曲家。
指挥家,他对发展德国的民族歌剧,清唱剧都曾有过贡献。
贝多芬通过向这位老师学习,认识到学习德国民族音乐传统的重要,并在奈弗的引导下也接受了启蒙运动的影响,对德国当时的进步文学发生了浓厚的兴趣。
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Language points:
1. hear sb doing/do sth Compare: a. I heard someone sing a song
in the classroom yesterday afternoon. b. Listen! I hear someone singing a song in the classroom.
Similar usages: feel, see and watch
2. wish, hope a. I wish I were a soldier now. b. I wish I would walk on the moon. c. I hope to see you again. d. I hope she didn’t hurt herself.
1. Do you know the name of this piece of music?
2. Do you know who wrote it?
3. How do you feel after you listen tose read the passage with these questions and tell us the story about the little girl.
4 What did Beetle do when he heard their talk?
5 Why was Beetle surprised when he saw the girl?
6 How did the girl learn to play this music?
7 Did the girl and the young man like the music played by Beethoven?
3 What pieces of Beethoven’s music do you like best?
Farewell!
只要我们坚持了,就没有克服不了的困难。或许,为了将来,为了自己的发展,我们会把一件事情想得非常透彻,对自己越来越严,要求越来越高,对任何机会都不曾错过,其 目的也只不过是不让自己随时陷入逆境与失去那种面对困难不曾屈服的精神。但有时,“千里之行,始于足下。”我们更需要用时间持久的用心去做一件事情,让自己其中那小 小的浅浅的进步,来击破打破突破自己那本以为可以高枕无忧十分舒适的区域,强迫逼迫自己一刻不停的马不停蹄的一直向前走,向前看,向前进。所有的未来,都是靠脚步去 丈量。没有走,怎么知道,不可能;没有去努力,又怎么知道不能实现?幸福都是奋斗出来的。那不如,生活中、工作中,就让这“幸福都是奋斗出来的”完完全全彻彻底底的 渗入我们的心灵,着心、心平气和的去体验、去察觉这一种灵魂深处的安详,侧耳聆听这仅属于我们自己生命最原始最动人的节奏。但,这种聆听,它绝不是仅限于、执着于 “我”,而是观察一种生命状态能够扩展和超脱到什么程度,也就是那“幸福都是奋斗出来的”深处又会是如何?生命不止,奋斗不息!又或者,对于很多优秀的人来说,我们 奋斗了一辈子,拼搏了一辈子,也只是人家的起点。可是,这微不足道的进步,对于我们来说,却是幸福的,也是知足的,因为我们清清楚楚的知道自己需要的是什么,隐隐约 约的感觉到自己的人生正把握在自己手中,并且这一切还是通过我们自己勤勤恳恳努力,去积极争取的!“宝剑锋从磨砺出,梅花香自苦寒来。”当我们坦然接受这人生的终局, 或许,这无所皈依的心灵就有了归宿,这生命中觅寻处那真正的幸福、真正的清香也就从此真正的灿烂了我们的人生。一生有多少属于我们的时光?陌上的花,落了又开了,开 了又落了。无数个岁月就这样在悄无声息的时光里静静的流逝。童年的玩伴,曾经的天真,只能在梦里回味,每回梦醒时分,总是多了很多伤感。不知不觉中,走过了青春年少, 走过了人世间风风雨雨。爱过了,恨过了,哭过了,笑过了,才渐渐明白,酸甜苦辣咸才是人生的真味!生老病死是自然规律。所以,面对生活中经历的一切顺境和逆境都学会 了坦然承受,面对突然而至的灾难多了一份从容和冷静。这世上没有什么不能承受的,只要你有足够的坚强!这世上没有什么不能放下的,只要你有足够的胸襟! 一生有多少 属于我们的时光?当你为今天的落日而感伤流泪的时候,你也将错过了明日的旭日东升;当你为过去的遗憾郁郁寡欢,患得患失的时候,你也将忽略了沿途美丽的风景,淡漠了 对未来美好生活的憧憬。没有十全十美的生活,没有一帆风顺的旅途。波平浪静的人生太乏味,抑郁忧伤的人生少欢乐,风雨过后的彩虹最绚丽,历经磨砺的生命才丰盈而深刻。 见过了各样的人生:有的轻浮,有的踏实;有的喧哗,有的落寞;有的激扬,有的低回。肉体凡胎的我们之所以苦恼或喜悦,大都是缘于生活里的际遇沉浮,走不出个人心里的 藩篱。也许我们能挺得过物质生活的匮乏,却不能抵挡住内心的种种纠结。其实幸福和欢乐大多时候是对人对事对生活的一种态度,一花一世界,一树一菩提,就是一粒小小的 沙子,也有自己精彩的乾坤。如果想到我们终有一天会灰飞烟灭,一切象风一样无影亦无踪,还去争个什么?还去抱怨什么?还要烦恼什么?未曾生我谁是我?生我之时我是谁? 长大成人方是我,合眼朦胧又是谁?一生真的没有多少时光,何必要和生活过不去,和自己过不去呢。你在与不在,太阳每天都会照常升起;你愁与不愁,生活都将要继续。时
3. afford( 通常与can, could 或be able to 连用) a. I can’t afford the expensive skirts. b. They can afford to buy the tickets to the concerts. c. We can’t afford a holiday this week.
Beethoven
Pre-read
1 Do you like listening to music?
2 What kind of music do you like? 3 Can you tell us a story about Beethoven?
Listen to this piece of music and answer the questions on next page:
4. look up 朝上看,查阅(辞典等),
尊敬
He looks up to the sky but can’t see nothing.
If you don’t know the meaning of the word, you can look it up in a good dictionary.
1 Why did Beethoven stop outside a little house when he was walking in a street one evening?
2 What did the girl wish to do?
3 Were the girl and the young man rich or poor?
Warmly welcome to our class!
Revision
Can you list some words about music we learned so far? rock band, pop, concert, singer, Beatles, piano, violin
Lesson 82
She looks up to her father very much.
Answer these questions:
1 Do you know about any other composers?
2 Can you play the piano? If you can, who taught you to play it?