Renowned for its celebrated slow movement, the Seventh was written in 1812, when the 42-year-old Beethoven was at the peak of his powers. Demonstrating the mastery of a mature artist in complete control of his craft, this is a magnificent work.
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Renowned for its celebrated slow movement, the Seventh was written in 1812, when the 42-year-old Beethoven was at the peak of his powers. Demonstrating the mastery of a mature artist in complete control of his craft, this is a magnificent work.
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