Quotes About Losing Friends Biography
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... Know that my noblest faculty, my hearing, has greatly deteriorated..."
"... How sad is my lot, I must avoid all things that are dear to me..."
"... Oh how happy I should be if my hearing were completely restored, then I would hurry to you...;"
"... Of course, I am resolved to rise above every obstacle, but how will it be possible? ..."
"... I beg of you to keep the matter of my deafness a profound secret to be confided to nobody, no matter whom..."
"... My hearing has grown steadily worse over the last three years, which was said to be caused by the condition of my belly..."
"... For two years I have avoided almost all social gatherings because it is impossible for me to say to people "I am deaf". If I belonged to any other profession it would be easier, but in my profession it is a frightful state..."
"... It is curious that in conversation there are people who do not notice my condition at all; since I have generally been absent-minded, they account for it in that way. Often I can scarcely hear someone speaking softly, the tones yes, but not the words. However, as soon as anyone shouts it becomes intolerable..."
Franz Gerhard Wegeler...
Extracts from a letter from Beethoven to Franz Gerhard Wegeler,
a friend from Bonn and a doctor who moved to Vienna and married Eleonore von Breuning.
The letter is dated 29 juin,
most probably from 1801.
Beyond the fact that Beethoven deafness was exaggerated and dramatized, it’s important to note that it was not complete deafness from the start. To be true, it was an infirmity that established itself slowly, and also developed itself quite erratically. What was really dramatic was the moment in which the young, successful composer and virtuoso had to accept that he was suffering from a chronic, incurable illness with which he will have to live… and it was going to get worse.
When it became clear that Beethoven was deaf, he accepted it. It was in the midst of his heroic period, and it documented in some authentic Ludwig van Beethoven quotes written in the margins of the Razoumovsky Quartets.
It could safely be stated that even to the end of his life, there were days in which he could hear a bit. Was Beethoven deaf? In many other accounts, it was believed that he was stone deaf. When the communication difficulties finally became too great, more or less around 1818, Beethoven used leafs of paper or tablets, where his friends and visitors wrote down what they wanted to tell him, or ask him. These are known now as the "Conversation Books". Though these are some interesting facts about Beethoven, we lack the answers the Master provided to the questions written there. Except for a few cases, all we can do is guess what he might have said.
Quotes About Losing Friends
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Quotes About Losing Friends
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Quotes About Losing Friends
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Quotes About Losing Friends
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Quotes About Losing Friends
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Quotes About Losing Friends
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Quotes About Losing Friends
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Quotes About Losing Friends
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