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Beethoven

 


250 years ago, a boy was born in Germany. His name was Beethoven. His grandfather and father were musicians. Beethoven became deaf when he grew older. He has written many famous songs and the most famous song called 'Fur Elise' was composed when he was deaf. Today is Beethoven's 250th birthday.

(Click on the link below. I played the 'Fur Elise' by Beethoven. It is not very correct. I just tried to play it in my keyboard. 🔻 🔻)


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  1. T.SrinivasanDecember 20, 2020 at 7:58 AM

    Super Shriyandhaa. You are great . Keep rocking. Your write up on Mr. Beethoven is good. Work hard in studies,,singing learning Music and reading books. This makes you a gifted and versatile girl. This helps you to understand what is happening in the world.
    Keep listening good music. Learn Today and future is yours.

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  2. T.SrinivasanDecember 20, 2020 at 7:58 AM

    Wonderful write up on his 250 th birthday and you are giving very informative messages shriyandhaa iam proud of you. As a tribute to the great human you have well tried the song in your key board.i get pleasure on hearing your
    playing.You are Blessed by Guruvayur appan always.

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