Ludwig van Beethoven (1770–1827) remains one of the most influential and celebrated composers in history, redefining the boundaries of classical music. His works bridge the Classical and Romantic eras, marked by profound emotional depth, structural innovation, and bold expressiveness.

From his groundbreaking symphonies and piano sonatas to his late string quartets, Beethoven’s music embodies a spirit of resilience and artistic revolution. Despite losing his hearing, he composed some of his most profound works, including the iconic Ninth Symphony with its triumphant Ode to Joy.

With an enduring legacy that continues to inspire musicians and audiences worldwide, Beethoven’s genius transcends time, making his music as vital today as ever.