Ludwig van Beethoven
1770–1827
German composer and pianist who bridged the Classical and Romantic eras, composing some of his most celebrated works after losing his hearing.
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Continued obsessively revising and composing — including the Ninth Symphony — after becoming completely deaf, documented through his notebooks as reworking passages dozens of times in pursuit of a specific internal structure.
A compositional process built on exhaustive revision toward a precise internal standard.
Documented obsessive reworking of compositions well beyond what was commercially necessary.
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