Barry Cooper talking about his completion of Beethoven's 10th Symphony 

Lmao

The moment I read this, this is when the instrument started playing...I died laughing

😂sounds like a bass clarinet

@@ternitamas Beethoven could have been the grandfather of Jazz, but I guess not

Hehehehe!

@@ludhannsebastivanbachthove4987 true.

I disagree.

I think it was about 1990

giltx tet Definitely 1980s. It said "140 years" in the waiting.

I think it was 1990 but it could have been 1991

Every Composer has unfinished works.

@@granttherock9121 Except Shostakovich who left no works incomplete at his death. He was at the premier of all but the last of these pieces, the Viola Sonata of 1975.

@@jackminto7062 How can you be sure that he didn’t have ideas that went unwritten? Although I guess you can’t finish something if you never start it.

there's some forum out there full of people obsessed with the unfinished sketches but i don't remember it

No, it is a Beethoven portrait.

It doesn't look like a typical Beethoven portrait, but it is indeed Beethoven.

Have you been listening to recordings with too many exposition repeats?

@@dvforever no. Just listening to all his symphonies.

Solid Snake They are not repetitive, they include sublime melodies and the most beautiful music ever composed!!! How can you find the music to be repetitive? Everyone knows he is the most unpredictable composer!

I suggest you listen to his Second Symphony then, which probably uses and develops expositional material in the most non-repetitive way possible.

Wow thats stupid. How is the 9th repetitive????