Beethoven
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As the deafness grew worse, Beethoven consulted many doctors, passing successively under the care of his 80 BEETHOVEN friend Wegelcr, Vering, and others, and from them to Schmidt, professor of medicine at the Academie Jose- pliine. In 1802 he again changed his summer residence, tliis time for the secluded village of Heiligenstadt, farther away than Unter-Diibling, and in the same direction. He remained there till October, abandoning himself to the calm influences of nature, to his music, and al...so, unfortunately, to his own melancholy thoughts; but busy at the same time with composition, and not altogether uidiappy in that other world of imagination in which his harassed spirit never sought refuge and consolatio!! in vain. There, also, and in that year, Beethoven wrote the ineffably touching letter generally known as his " Will. " It was addressed — " To MY Brothers Carl and . " To he read and acted upon after my death. " To my brothers Carl and Beethoven. "O ye who think or say that I am rancorous, obstinate, or misanthropical, what an injustice you do me I You little know the hidden cause of my appearing so.
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As the deafness grew worse, Beethoven consulted many doctors, passing successively under the care of his 80 BEETHOVEN friend Wegelcr, Vering, and others, and from them to Schmidt, professor of medicine at the Academie Jose- pliine. In 1802 he again changed his summer residence, tliis time for the secluded village of Heiligenstadt, farther away than Unter-Diibling, and in the same direction. He remained there till October, abandoning himself to the calm influences of nature, to his music, and al...so, unfortunately, to his own melancholy thoughts; but busy at the same time with composition, and not altogether uidiappy in that other world of imagination in which his harassed spirit never sought refuge and consolatio!! in vain. There, also, and in that year, Beethoven wrote the ineffably touching letter generally known as his " Will. " It was addressed — " To MY Brothers Carl and . " To he read and acted upon after my death. " To my brothers Carl and Beethoven. "O ye who think or say that I am rancorous, obstinate, or misanthropical, what an injustice you do me I You little know the hidden cause of my appearing so.
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