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Do you write about clas*ical music? Are you a blogger? Want to team up with Clas*ical Connect? Send us a note, let us talk! Allegro at A minorAdagio cantabileThe so. . I. Prologue: Lent, sostenuto e molto risolutoII. Sérénade: Modé. . Joaquín Nin DECEMBER 10, 2018.  BEETHOVEN.  This next week of December presents us with problems, and this is no exception.  Early in and put (the next half of the 18th century and Bonn, a small but essential metropolis, the seat of the Archdiocese of Cologne), it's strange that people have a record of his arrival; we all merely understand he was baptized on the 17th, that had been usually done 24 hours later after the arrival of a young child We have followed Beethoven's lifetime by his piano sonatas, a random selection but the one that helps individuals pay attention to distinct phases of his lifetime .  This past year we stopped at his Sonata no. 10, Op. 14, written in 1798-1799.  SONATA NO. 1-1 was composed in 1800 and conveys the opus number 22.  Between those sonatas, Beethoven wrote six (!) String quartets, Piano concerto no. 1, released the Piano concerto no. 2, that has been composed a few five years earlier, and the very first symphony.  This incredibly productive period was not easy.  On the one hand, by 1 800 Beethoven became well recognized in Vienna, roundly known as the very talented composer as Mozart and Haydn; he'd wealthy patrons, among them Prince Karl Alois Lichnowsky, a Chamberlain at the Imperial court and the former patron of both Mozart, and Prince Lobkowitz, also a major patron of all Haydn.  On the flip side, he had been developing severe hearing problems.  It appears that the first episode happened as early as 1798, when Beethoven lost his singing.  He couldn't eradicate the ringing in his ears , even after he recovered , and his hearing was slowing decreasing. Beethoven was very proud of his Piano Sonata no. 1-1, op. 22, considering it his greatest up to that stage, even though today's it is