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I am sending this to all 3 of my sons. Epic history and one that cant be discovered in modern education unless you are a music major. But this is as important to the soul as algebra is to the mind. Thank you and keep up the awesome work.
Sorry for being a little late! This is a beautiful video like always. I like this movement of the 7th Symphony as well but I also like the first and third movements. Keep up the good work. :)
Thank you! Good comments are never late! Yeah it is a nice symphony I think and I wanted to show too that there is much more Beethoven besides the 5th and 9th.
@@HistoriasconNotas Thank you! I agree that the less famous symphonies are very beautiful such as this one! I look forward to see more of your content! :D
Thanks!! Sure there will be more videos on him! At least one or two more I think. Now the couple of videos I have, cover his life until 1813, which means there is still work to be done and there are many interesting facts that deserve to be told of his final years.
Today is Beethoven´s 250th Birthday! Hope you like this video that continues the first episode I did, this one: ruclips.net/video/7F7IJvn5caA/видео.html
Muchas gracias!! Aunque en realidad lo que explica es como se compuso La Eroica, que es la 3a. Es cierto que usar la 7a pudo hacer que sea un poco lioso, pero la intención global del vídeo era explicar también su carácter rebelde con el tipo de sociedad que le tocó, y ese cambió de paradigma que comenzó tras la Revolución Francesa. Es además el segundo episodio de una serie que estoy haciendo sobre Beethoven, así que no dejes de ver el otro (aunque está peor porque era de mis primeros vídeos) y si no lo has hecho, no olvides suscribirte para cuando salga el próximo!! :)
Because it seems he was. I think it is not that rare in a person who since 27 starts becoming deaf. He had also a really bad health andthat for sure affected his personality.
How come this channel dont have more subscribers?? 🤔 Your content is both entertaining and informative, keep it going! 😁 I love the video about Satie too! Greetings from Türkiye 🇹🇷
Thank you a lot!! Yeah, it would be great if I had many more subscribers, but it is what it is for the moment. Stay tuned, because tomorrow there will be a new video ;)
I think the whole of the 7th symphony is about Napoleon and his defeat. Movement 1 has a happy galloping melody throughout, interspersed with sudden interruptions. I imagine them to be mules balking. Movement 2 is Napoleon's trek through a vicious Russian winter. Movement 3 sounds like laughing and short chuckles between violins and bassoons. The first theme of last movement sounds like Russians kicking butt. Then the horns come in sounding like the charge of a British cavalry. Maybe not. I like to interpret it that way.
Actually it is number 3, the symphony that was called the Eroica and dedicated to Napoleon. Might be my mistake and misleading that I chose the 7th to illustrate that story. However, nice theory! Maybe he was also thinking of Napoleon for this one.
@@HistoriasconNotas No, you weren't mistaken. That was my impression since I first heard the symphony 40 year ago. I did look up the date for the battle of Waterloo and it was 1815 and Beethoven wrote the 7th in 1811-1812. I'm thinking he did hear about Napoleon's disastrous mistake of invading Russia in the winter. I'm assuming Napoleon began his long retreat in 1812 because of Tchaikovsky's 1812 overture. And, the first theme of the last movement sounds like Beethoven's attempt at a Russian melody. It sure doesn't sound like a western European melody. I read that he dedicated this symphony to a count who supported the arts. But, I do think he had Napoleon's defeat in mind when he wrote it.
@@HistoriasconNotas que bueno entonces !! Cabe decir que para mi, no son del todo necesarios, pero hay gente que si no sabe inglés y al hacer eso les facilitas mucho el comprender el video, un grande, saludos!!
Por supuesto, en ningún momento del vídeo se dice lo contrario, aunque reconozco que puede llevar a equívoco al haber escogido la séptima para ilustrar esta historia.
Sería bueno que corrijan el error! La 7a, no es la Heroica. Cuando escribió la 7a, ya hacía rato que Napoleón era emperador. Beethoven era republicano, y admiró a Napoleón, hasta que se autoproclamó emperador.
Te reitero que no hay ningún error. En ningún momento se dice que la Heroica sea la séptima, pero gracias por tu aportación y preocupación. Leyendo este comentario y mi respuesta a muchos otros les servirá para darse cuenta de esto, en caso de que la selección de la 7º para esta historia les haya podido resultar confuso.
Está equivocada la información! La Sinfonía que había dedicado a Napoleón era la 3a, HEROICA. LE había puesto BONAPARTE, y tachó la dedicatoria en la partitura original, y le puso Heroica. El 2° Movimiento, es la más famosa Marcha Fúnebre de la Historia de la Música. No sé quién escribe eso, pero sería bueno que estudiara un poco de Historia de la Música, y de Beethoven... La 7a, de la que ponen el 2° movimiento, es muy hermoso, pero nada tiene que ver con Napoleón...
No hay ningún error. En ningún momento del vídeo se dice que la Heroica, ("Eroica" en el original), sea la número 7. Cierto es, que puede llevar a equívoco el que al final haya escogido la séptima para el vídeo, puesto que encajaba mejor con la animación.
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He lived such a difficult life, that man. He deserved everything.
I am sending this to all 3 of my sons. Epic history and one that cant be discovered in modern education unless you are a music major. But this is as important to the soul as algebra is to the mind. Thank you and keep up the awesome work.
Man I'm shocked how th u don't have at least 1 million subscribers,please keep up you're doing more than excellent
Thanks a lot!!! These kind of comments always motivates to keep going and that´s what I´m doing right now! Next video will be better :)
Principes hay miles y lo seguiran habiendo,pero Beethoven solo hay uno
-Beethoven
Gracias. Excelente video ❤❤❤❤
Gracias a ti por verlo! Ya está disponible con subtítulos en español por cierto.
Sorry for being a little late! This is a beautiful video like always. I like this movement of the 7th Symphony as well but I also like the first and third movements. Keep up the good work. :)
Thank you! Good comments are never late! Yeah it is a nice symphony I think and I wanted to show too that there is much more Beethoven besides the 5th and 9th.
@@HistoriasconNotas Thank you! I agree that the less famous symphonies are very beautiful such as this one! I look forward to see more of your content! :D
Wasn't symphony 3 for Napoleon?
Beethoven is a madman
Sorry for being late,i jsut discovered your channel.i liked it and i subbed!great content.
Don´t worry, is not your fault! Thanks a lot!!
This is underrated
thank you!! Hope it starts being more rated ;)
All of their (her? his?) videos are...
@@emilia1911 Thanks! His ;)
Awesome video, please do more stuff on Beethoven.
Thanks!! Sure there will be more videos on him! At least one or two more I think. Now the couple of videos I have, cover his life until 1813, which means there is still work to be done and there are many interesting facts that deserve to be told of his final years.
Today is Beethoven´s 250th Birthday! Hope you like this video that continues the first episode I did, this one: ruclips.net/video/7F7IJvn5caA/видео.html
Fight me Napoleon
Esto es una manera entretenida de informarnos de como Beethoven compuso la Sinfonía No. 7 Allegretto 👍👍👌👌
Muchas gracias!! Aunque en realidad lo que explica es como se compuso La Eroica, que es la 3a. Es cierto que usar la 7a pudo hacer que sea un poco lioso, pero la intención global del vídeo era explicar también su carácter rebelde con el tipo de sociedad que le tocó, y ese cambió de paradigma que comenzó tras la Revolución Francesa. Es además el segundo episodio de una serie que estoy haciendo sobre Beethoven, así que no dejes de ver el otro (aunque está peor porque era de mis primeros vídeos) y si no lo has hecho, no olvides suscribirte para cuando salga el próximo!! :)
Why beethoven usually pictured as an angry grumpy person?
Because it seems he was. I think it is not that rare in a person who since 27 starts becoming deaf. He had also a really bad health andthat for sure affected his personality.
he was an angry grumpy person. He’d literally lash out on ppl in his orchestra for not playing right
And ironically enough he wrote the purest message of love to the universe in symphony no 9
How come this channel dont have more subscribers?? 🤔 Your content is both entertaining and informative, keep it going! 😁 I love the video about Satie too! Greetings from Türkiye 🇹🇷
Thank you a lot!! Yeah, it would be great if I had many more subscribers, but it is what it is for the moment. Stay tuned, because tomorrow there will be a new video ;)
Una pasada de vídeo!
Muchas gracias!!
really good man, keep it up!
Thanks!! Im on it!
Me encantan tus vídeos, me entretienen mucho, sigue así!
Me alegra mucho leer eso, muchas gracias!!:)
2:46 beethoven in god mode
He was the best and he knew it
I think the whole of the 7th symphony is about Napoleon and his defeat. Movement 1 has a happy galloping melody throughout, interspersed with sudden interruptions. I imagine them to be mules balking. Movement 2 is Napoleon's trek through a vicious Russian winter. Movement 3 sounds like laughing and short chuckles between violins and bassoons. The first theme of last movement sounds like Russians kicking butt. Then the horns come in sounding like the charge of a British cavalry.
Maybe not. I like to interpret it that way.
Actually it is number 3, the symphony that was called the Eroica and dedicated to Napoleon. Might be my mistake and misleading that I chose the 7th to illustrate that story. However, nice theory! Maybe he was also thinking of Napoleon for this one.
@@HistoriasconNotas No, you weren't mistaken. That was my impression since I first heard the symphony 40 year ago. I did look up the date for the battle of Waterloo and it was 1815 and Beethoven wrote the 7th in 1811-1812. I'm thinking he did hear about Napoleon's disastrous mistake of invading Russia in the winter. I'm assuming Napoleon began his long retreat in 1812 because of Tchaikovsky's 1812 overture. And, the first theme of the last movement sounds like Beethoven's attempt at a Russian melody. It sure doesn't sound like a western European melody. I read that he dedicated this symphony to a count who supported the arts. But, I do think he had Napoleon's defeat in mind when he wrote it.
@@russellsnyder2634 Tchaikovsky overture was in 1880
@@TiestoCalvinHarris Tchaikovsky's 1812 overture was in 1880? I was referring to Beethoven's 7th symphony.
Me encanta un huevo estos videos y el hecho de que los hagas en inglés pero con subtítulos al español, un genio
Muchas gracias!! Este tipo de comentarios me animan mucho a seguir. Lo de los subtítulos al español dalos por hechos, siempre tendrán!
@@HistoriasconNotas que bueno entonces !!
Cabe decir que para mi, no son del todo necesarios, pero hay gente que si no sabe inglés y al hacer eso les facilitas mucho el comprender el video, un grande, saludos!!
@@ElHollyOne Sí sí, está claro. Aunque dé un poco la chapa hacerlos ayuda a que el canal llegue a más gente que al final es de lo que se trata.
Cooool
thanks!!
Thanks you very much Historias con notas
Thank you for watching!
Cartoonish (obviously), but succinctly accurate.
I missed the moment when Beethoven threw a chair to Lichnovsky though.
.20 Did Napoleon & Beethoven subscribe to your channel? 😉
Almost 2k
Yeahh :)
Puedes hacer uno sobre Tchaikovsky y su tan afamado Cascanueces.
Sí sí. Por supuesto que habrá vídeo sobre Tchaikovsky. Bueno, vídeo o incluso varios vídeos, porque tiene muchas obras que merecen la pena.
@@HistoriasconNotas Muchas gracias, saludos desde México, tierra de grandes compositores como Juventino Rosas y José Pablo Moncayo.
@@uriellopez8816 Saludos para ti también desde España!
La sinfonía Heróica es la número 3, no la 7.
Por supuesto, en ningún momento del vídeo se dice lo contrario, aunque reconozco que puede llevar a equívoco al haber escogido la séptima para ilustrar esta historia.
Sería bueno que corrijan el error! La 7a, no es la Heroica. Cuando escribió la 7a, ya hacía rato que Napoleón era emperador. Beethoven era republicano, y admiró a Napoleón, hasta que se autoproclamó emperador.
Te reitero que no hay ningún error. En ningún momento se dice que la Heroica sea la séptima, pero gracias por tu aportación y preocupación. Leyendo este comentario y mi respuesta a muchos otros les servirá para darse cuenta de esto, en caso de que la selección de la 7º para esta historia les haya podido resultar confuso.
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Está equivocada la información! La Sinfonía que había dedicado a Napoleón era la 3a, HEROICA. LE había puesto BONAPARTE, y tachó la dedicatoria en la partitura original, y le puso Heroica. El 2° Movimiento, es la más famosa Marcha Fúnebre de la Historia de la Música.
No sé quién escribe eso, pero sería bueno que estudiara un poco de Historia de la Música, y de Beethoven...
La 7a, de la que ponen el 2° movimiento, es muy hermoso, pero nada tiene que ver con Napoleón...
No hay ningún error. En ningún momento del vídeo se dice que la Heroica, ("Eroica" en el original), sea la número 7. Cierto es, que puede llevar a equívoco el que al final haya escogido la séptima para el vídeo, puesto que encajaba mejor con la animación.
Oh Napoleon >:O
OH NAPOLEON