Ode to Joy
No 17
Hardness : 
Hardness: 2
Publication: Florent, Sunday, November 8th 2020
Beethoven’s 9th Symphony was premiered in Vienna on May 7, 1824 and dedicated to King Frederick William III of Prussia. In the finale (which lasts about 25 minutes!) sections are sung on a poem by Friedrich von Schiller: the Ode to Joy (Ode an die Freude). This theme has been chosen as the European anthem. The arrangements of the official version were made by Herbert von Karajan.
1977, Beethoven Symphonie 9, Karajan
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Audio publication:
Beethoven Symphonie 9, Karajan
Beethoven Symphonie 9, Karajan
B2: Presto
1977
CD Отава Ё (Otava Yo) Под аптекой
CD Отава Ё (Otava Yo) Под аптекой
10: Хит
2006
Ode à la joie — Wikipedia, 2005
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ode_%C3%A0_la_joie
L’Ode à la joie — appelée également Hymne à la joie1 — est un poème de Friedrich von Schiller écrit en 1785.
Pete Seeger: Ode to Joy — Youtube, 2008
https://youtu.be/8HOIyqXIc8Q?t=47s
Jessica Comeau Dulcimer: Ode To Joy — SoundCloud, 2015
https://soundcloud.com/jessica-comeau-dulcimer/ode-to-joy
Author of Ode to Joy (music) : Ludwig van Beethoven.
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