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May 2, 2019

[Answer] 3. One of the greatest composers of all time, this man developed deafness. Yet, he still managed to compose some of the greatest symphonies ever made, including "F�r Elise", the "Ode to Joy" and the "Moonlight Sonata". Which composer is it?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "3. One of the greatest composers of all time, this man developed deafness. Yet, he still managed to compose some of the greatest symphonies ever made, including "F�r Elise", the "Ode to Joy" and the "Moonlight Sonata". Which composer is it?"



...1. Mozart 2. Beethoven 3. Bach 4. Haydn Ludwig van Beethoven was baptized on the 17th of December 1770 (the birthdate is unclear) and passed away on the 26th of March 1827. In his late twenties his hearing began to rapidly deteriorate and continued to do so until he was completely deaf. Yet, due to his amazing musical knowledge, he was able to tell how a symphony would sound even without his hearing and continued to write them even after he was completely deaf. Some of his most famous pieces include "F�r Elise", the "Ode to Joy", the "Moonlight Sonata", and his Fifth and Ninth symphonies. The other three were also very important and notable composers.

Oct 9, 2018

[Answer] Well, you've come this far. I've managed to get you to start this quiz, but will you continue and complete it? The first cliché describes this situation. "You can lead a horse to ______, but you can't make it ______."

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Well, you've come this far. I've managed to get you to start this quiz, but will you continue and complete it? The first cliché describes this situation. "You can lead a horse to ______, but you can't make it ______.""



...This cliché describes a stubborn or independent person. You can give them an opportunity, but it is their decision as to whether to accept or refuse.