There were no "high schools" per se in Beethoven's time. Most children were home schooled or in later years studied at a conservatory or university. Beethoven attended and elementary school that is unnamed. when he was old enough his father pulled him out so he could study music.
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he forced Beethoven to play the piano and would beat him if he refused to play. Beethoven's father didn't let him go to sleep all night but his father did that when he was drunk.
No. Beethoven, like most of his contemporaries, did not go to college. Colleges are a relatively modern institution. Music students in the 1700s and 1800s may have sometimes received instruction in conservatoriums, but Beethoven was not one of these.
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There were no "high schools" per se in Beethoven's time. Most children were home schooled or in later years studied at a conservatory or university. Beethoven attended and elementary school that is unnamed. when he was old enough his father pulled him out so he could study music.
Beethoven, like most of his contemporaries, did not go to college.
he didn't listen very well in school
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1778 Beethoven traveld to Vienna to study with Mozart.
He did not go blind.
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he forced Beethoven to play the piano and would beat him if he refused to play. Beethoven's father didn't let him go to sleep all night but his father did that when he was drunk.
Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, and Schubert. Schubert was their successor.
No. Beethoven, like most of his contemporaries, did not go to college. Colleges are a relatively modern institution. Music students in the 1700s and 1800s may have sometimes received instruction in conservatoriums, but Beethoven was not one of these.
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