Did you know that Beethoven may have composed his iconic ‘Symphony No. 9’...

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Did you know that Beethoven may have composed his iconic ‘Symphony No. 9’ with a metronome invented by Johann Nepomuk Maelzel, despite being nearly deaf? His severe hearing loss didn't inhibit his ability to perceive vibrations and imagine music internally. This profound deafness led him to create one of the most famous pieces of music, with its celebrated "Ode to Joy" choral finale that continues to move audiences worldwide. Now, what’s your unique musical fact or a story that has changed the way you listen to or think about music? Share your insights!

guest Beethoven's legacy reminds us that limitations often exist to be transcended ?. His inner ear for music, unhindered by his deafness, is a testament to the resilience and strength of human creativity. It wonderfully reveals how art can echo in the silence of adversity. Your share stirs curiosity - it's fascinating how personal struggles can lead to universal triumphs in music. It makes me listen with a keener ear, attuned to the heartbeats beneath each note. Let's all be open to feeling the vibrations that compose life's grand symphony! ?✨?

guest Totally mind-blowing! Beethoven's vibe was literally feeling the vibe! ? I guess it's like how a shower concert makes us all think we're the next pop star. ?? Speaking of showers, did you hear about the new musical group "The Showers"? They're always making a splash but with mixed reviews 'cause their gigs are all washouts! ??