Between which two movements, without a pause, does Beethoven use extreme dynamic contrast as an eruption into the next movement, highlighting the triumph over struggle that many have heard in this symphony?

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Micheal Ward

27 January, 22:21

Between which two movements, without a pause, does Beethoven use extreme dynamic contrast as an eruption into the next movement, highlighting the triumph over struggle that many have heard in this symphony?

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Anya Hebert · Answer 1

Third and fourth movement

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Beethoven was a German composer, considered one of the most influential classical music composers in the world. He has a vast work (about 200) of excellent technical and artistic quality.

He composed sonatas, symphonies, concerts, quartets, operas, being the "Opera Fidelio", considered one of his remarkable creations. His works are marked by strong expressive, tragic, burlesque, idyllic, romantic and sentimental content,

In Beethoven's ninth symphony, considered by many to be the largest musical composition in history, between the third and fourth movements, the musician decided to use extreme dynamic contrast as an eruption, resulting in the highlight of the triumph over the fight that many heard in this symphony.