Beethoven's 250th birthday year is an unprecedented opportunity to inspire a whole new generation of music lovers for the 21st century. We are producing multimedia projects, online events and educational opportunities to spread Beethoven's inspiring music and message of humanism, hope and harmony.
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George Lepauw
Christian Larumbe
Joel Styzens
Gilles Aniorte Tomassian and Damian el Diamantito
Fatimi!
Rashada Dawan and the Chicago Soul Spectacular
Greg Spero
Juliette Journaux and Naomi Couquet
Brett Noel Klersfeld
Stéphane Delplace
Isaiah Robinson
Consuelo Lepauw
Jan Hugo
Silent Theatre
With visual art presented by Ainsley Klug by
Arthur Wright
Kent Broadbent
Céline Oms
Santina Amato
Zoe Pike
Bert Menco
And films:
"Beethoven in Vienna"
by Majd Nassan
"Beethoven in Love"
by Valentine Jongen
And to conclude Thursday's live stream, we will show the complete film:
"The Diabelli Variations"
by Martin Mirabel
The International Beethoven Project has partnered with the Beethoven-Haus Bonn, where Beethoven was born, along with the City of Bonn and BTHVN2020 to preserve all wishes to Beethoven for eternity in the Beethoven-Haus Archives, which already holds the world’s largest collection of the composer’s original manuscripts and letters!
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