Companions described him as humming and howling to himself while walking in the countryside, returning to his piano to work out the fingering- it was his "Appassionata Sonata". At death he left unfinished his monument of musical puzzles, The Art of the Fugue, on which he had been working since 55.Ĭan we conclude, it is more important for a composer to see than hear?īeethoven could hear neither music nor conversation but he spoke to others, reading their words on scribbled notes. Ever since he laid his wicked eyes on her, he has only one motive to take (Y/n) for himself.Johann Sebastian Bach fell ill in his 64th year next year his vision was nearly gone he died at 65 "after two unsuccessful operations for a cataract." At 62 he was still producing great works at 64 he finished assembling the pieces of his B Minor Mass (recycling his older works being his modus operandi).
No man could resist her enticing appearance, not even the most stubborn, coldhearted, and ruthless man alive, Caligula. Even her own husband couldn’t help himself but to admire his wife's irresistible beauty occasionally. Her movements were tantalizing and daring, like an erotic eternal flame reflecting on the eyes of many who craved her attention. Voluptuous, thick curves hugged her fragile frame, almost resembling a goddess.
Her sugary, soft lips are as elegant as a rose bud from the most brightest, verdant garden. Her beauty is admired by men from every corner of the bustling city. Her people are drunk, violent, and perverse.
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