Speaking of Beethoven’s Symphony of Destiny, I believe everyone is not unfamiliar, and the familiar “knocking sound of fate” is shocking. Before I fell into the pit of classical music, I only knew the worn out melody in the first movement of this piece of music, and I never completely listened to this piece of music. Recently, I have been listening to classical music, learned a lot, and fell in love with Beethoven. Especially, the Symphony of Destiny makes people cry.
Beethoven is a legendary figure whose experience and bitter life are impressive. I remember in my music class in junior high school, I once heard the most famous part of the piece “Destiny”. At that time, the teacher said that it was a spirit of struggling to break free even if fate caught me by the throat. At that time, I didn’t understand or understand Beethoven, let alone what was expressed in the music. Today, I listen to this piece of music hard, but it is deeply shocked. The spirit and thoughts it conveys seem to cross thousands of years into my mind, truly making people feel the complexity of fate.
The first movement of fate is intense, with overwhelming power. The shocking “fate knocking” sounds like Beethoven’s roar at fate, an expression of inner anger. At the same time, this movement also demonstrates Beethoven’s spirit of courageously advancing and struggling, and he will not compromise on fate or society.
The second movement is the opposite. It is very beautiful, melodious and lyrical, like a poem, and you can dance with it. After the intense emotions in the first movement, Beethoven led us into his calming heart, as if after experiencing internal anger and struggle, he began to yearn for a better life and ideals. This chapter has more soothing power, and is full of firm confidence, with more joy and serenity after struggle.
“I also like the third movement, which releases the Buddha and returns to the ups and downs of emotions, with a humorous and dramatic effect.”. In this movement, one can feel the power, and at the same time, the emotions are very jumpy, sometimes joyful, sometimes uplifting, sometimes dignified and steady, sometimes depressed and uneasy, as if Beethoven was experiencing a series of complex psychological changes. This movement is also the bedding for the final movement, with a sense of accumulated strength, indicating a glorious final outcome.
The fourth movement is the final movement, which is very grand, with a bright and joyful mood, as if after experiencing many hardships, struggles, and struggles, it finally ushered in a victorious ending. “You can imagine Beethoven singing and expressing his inner joy, which is a kind of excitement after struggle, relaxed and even more heartfelt.”. Looking back, I think that all the hardships I have experienced before are worth it, and all the pain for the joy of victory is a necessary path.
After listening to the complete Symphony of Destiny, I finally got to know the theme of fate. Following the music, it seemed like I had truly walked through a lifetime of trials, struggles, confusion, and repression, but the end of the story was beautiful. “Suffering is not a synonym for Beethoven’s fate. He trampled it underfoot and bloomed flowers in it.”. This spirit moved me and moved me every time I heard the tune of fate. This is the power of music and the enduring power of Beethoven’s powerful and optimistic heart.
