Beethoven was Deaf

This podcast episode explores the significance of Beethoven's deafness and its impact on his life and compositions. Despite losing his hearing, Beethoven's immense contribution to the world extended far beyond classical music. His ability to compose without auditory feedback, drawing upon a rich lexicon of sound, distinguishes him from other composers. The episode also discusses Beethoven's remarkable composition skills, his evolution as a composer, and the challenges he faced due to his hearing loss. It sheds light on the contrast between the triumph and tragedy in Beethoven's life, emphasizing the emotional and transformative power of his music. Despite his deafness, Beethoven's resilience and enduring legacy as a composer are undeniable.