Beethoven
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- Beethoven 1930 01 14 New York Philharmonic Egmont Overture
- Concerto 5 Chicago Symphony 1942 07 22 1 Allegro
- Concerto 5 Chicago Symphony 1942 07 22 2 Rondo allegro
- Concerto in D Maj op 61 London Philharmonic 1936 1 Allegro Ma Non Troppo
- Concerto in D Maj op 61 London Philharmonic 1936 2 Larghetto
- Concerto in D Maj op 61 London Philharmonic 1936 3 Rondoallegro
- Coriolon Overture oop 62 1940 01 10 Minneapolis Symphony
- Eleven Viennese Dances 1938 10 07 London Philharmonic
- SymphonNo 5 In C Minor
- Symphony 1 and 2 Berlin Philharmonic 1962
- Symphony 5 New York Philharmonic 1941 12 15 1 Allegro Con Brio
- Symphony 5 New York Philharmonic 1941 12 15 2 Andante Con Moto
- Symphony 5 New York Philharmonic 1941 12 15 3 Scherzo
- Symphony 5 New York Philharmonic 1941 12 15 4 Finale
- Symphony 6 BBC Symphony 1937 Arturo Toscanini
- Symphony 7 op 92 Philadelphia Orchestra 1927 04 06 m1
- Symphony 7 op 92 Philadelphia Orchestra 1927 04 06 m2
- Symphony 7 op 92 Philadelphia Orchestra 1927 04 06 m3
- Symphony 7 op 92 Philadelphia Orchestra 1927 04 06 m4
- Symphony no3 op 55 New York Philarmonic 1941 01 20 1 Allegro Con Brio
- Symphony no3 op 55 New York Philarmonic 1941 01 20 1 Marcia Funebre Adagio Assai
- Symphony no3 op 55 New York Philarmonic 1941 01 20 3 Scherzo Allegro Vivace Trio
- Symphony no3 op 55 New York Philarmonic 1941 01 20 4 Finale Allegro Molto Poco Andante
- Toscanini Beethoven 5
Ludwig van Beethoven was probably born on December 16, 1770, a day before being baptised in Bonn Germany. He died March 26, 1827. In his youth he moved to Vienna and studied with Joseph Haydn, earning a great reputation as a concert pianist. He started to go deaf in his twenties, but even after going completely deaf he continued to compose, perform and conduct. His music is still performed and listened to by music lovers the world over.
