ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Suchet traces Beethoven’s footsteps
from his early years in Bonn to his dying
days in Vienna, taking us on a journey
both literal and symbolic, as he uses his
own experience as a Beethoven aficionado
to demonstrate the
life-changing power of great music.
from his early years in Bonn to his dying
days in Vienna, taking us on a journey
both literal and symbolic, as he uses his
own experience as a Beethoven aficionado
to demonstrate the
life-changing power of great music.
English
United States
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