"Tras la muerte de Beethoven, en 1827, se encontraron entre sus papeles tres cartas de amor escritas un mismo día (por la mañana, tarde y noche), a una mujer de la que no se indicaba su nombre, y a la que el compositor se dirigía como "Mi amada inmortal": la primera comenzaba con las palabras "Mi ángel, mi todo, mi yo: sólo unas pocas palabras escritas a lápiz..." Parece que nunca fue enviada, aunque también podría tratarse de una copia. Aunque no se indica la fecha, por la indicación de estar escrita "un lunes 6 de julio" los historiadores dan la fecha de 1812 como más probable."
""Chronicles the years of Beethoven's greatest successes and his struggles against overwhelming adversity -- poverty, the onset of deafness and his unrequited passion for his 'immortal beloved.'"--Container."
"Covering the years from 1801-1825, this is the story of how Beethoven falls in love with one of his students, Juliette, but she loves another, so he throws himself into his work. His hearing fails him off and on, and he plans to marry Therese, another student who is devoted to him, but he cannot. He loves Juliette. His hearing gone for good, he is very poor, and in the end he dies a pauper."
"Lyrical biography of the classical composer's life, loves, triumphs and his struggle against poverty and deafness."
"Dramatization of Ludwig van Beethoven's life, loves, triumphs and his struggle against poverty and deafness."
"Les amours du compositeur et le drame de la surdité qui vient le frapper."
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