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目标片段我们在音乐中能够听见贝多芬的人格，他的音乐是自传式的，但是通过极致的在音乐中写出他自己，直写他自己。与此同时，他又能够成为最具有普遍性的作曲家。这点我们会在欢乐颂中体现的淋漓尽致。嗯，哦对了，这就让我想起了另外一个，我不想把这期播客放到九神的注脚里的原因，是因为我想在这里吐槽脑物格读书不成零。我这个播客里的所有音乐都是我的朋友脑物格演奏的。他曾经跟我说过，他四岁开始练琴，他觉得自己呃谈不了贝多芬。
来源片段The audience at its premiere was expecting something like the Seventh, and though they gave the Eighth Symphony a polite response, it was also somewhat lukewarm. Beethoven was outraged, and apparently when told that the audience didn't love it as much as the Seventh, he responded, referring to the Eighth Symphony, quote, that's because it's so much better. Beethoven does a lot of experiment in this slightly ironic look back into the classical era of symphonic writing, and so with that in mind I'm going to reprise my experiment from my show about the marriage of Figaro, and do live commentary over the symphony as I play it for you. This will be mostly unscripted, and just to give you an idea of what I hear as I listen to this piece with the score in front of me. I'll pause the music here and there to explain a concept in more detail, and I'll also give you a real introduction to the second movement of the symphony, since that has a truly great story, even if it is apocryphal.
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Do you remember a few weeks ago, when I talked about Beethoven's Second Symphony? How it came at one of the most profoundly difficult times in Beethoven's life?
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这档播客未来几周听到我讨论更广义上的贝多芬生平在第九交响曲完成的时候，它是当时写成的最长最宏大、最雄心勃勃，也是最困难的一部交响曲。
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So I think the most striking thing about this opening, let's pretend this is the opening, is that Beethoven doesn't write any introduction. Of course the 7th Symphony had this massive introduction to it, but Beethoven here just throws us into the action right away.
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但是在贝九的第一乐章，这里没有没有主题，只有持续了十七小节的A音和E音。这是我理解贝多芬的一种方式，我觉得他是一个无中生有的大师，他用漫长的空舞来开启这部第九交响曲，
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If you're noticing, we're basically just repeating what we did the first time. Now Beethoven writes a diminuendo from an already soft dynamic so that we're trying to get as soft as possible for this note.
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这里并没有歌词。我们回到了贝多芬在第一乐章中刚才做过的事情，用一种充满温柔的方式逐渐加入越来越多的乐器。