ГДЗ по Английскому языку 9 класс учебник Ваулина Ю.Е., Дули Д., Подоляко О.Е., Эванс В. номер 133

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Obiia yxKacHaad Gone3Hb, KOTOpad MpeBpaTuja ee B riyxyto H caenyto. DHH CannuBaH Opia peneturopom Xexneu. HH Obiia CHbHO CTpora c Xeneu. Ona Hayasa OOyyaTb ee MHCAaTb C0Ba pykaMHi. HO XesleH He NOHHMAada 3Ha4eHHA STHX COB. DHH MOMpoOoBana 4TO-TO HOBOe. C Toro MOmenia XeeH MOKa3biBala ycnexH. Ona Hay4Hslacb 4YHTaTb WIpHToM bpaiina u nucaTb H neyaTaTb. Ona TakKxKe YYHACb MOHHMATb, YTO FOBOPHT ee YYHTeb MO ABHDKeHHHO ee ry6, Korma oHa ropopusia. Korga Xesex Opi0 20 ner, oHa NOUWIIa YYHTCA B YHHBepCcHTer, rye OHa Ha4yasia nucath cBoro nepsyto KHHry «Actropua Moeii 2xH3HH». Ona 3aKOH4HIa yHHBepcuter B 1904, 1 CTaJia UPBbIM PAYXHM H CJIeMbIM YeNOBEKOM, KTO NOyuH OOpazoBaHHne. XemeH Hanucana MHOPO KHHP H COUMHeHHI, Besa JeKUHH MO BCeMy MHpy H ycepaHO paOotana, uTOObI coOpaTb AeHbIH UIA YIYYWeHHA YCOBHH JUIA CyeMbIX Cipannua 133, ynpaxkuenne 7, pazjen 8 Tloprdonno: Togrorosste HHdopmaunto 06 H3BeCTHOM 4YeOBeKe B Ballleli CTpaHe, KOTOpbIli BUOXHOBJIACT BAC H HaNMWNTe HeEOOMbUyO Guorpaduto. Bol MOxkeTe BKIOUNTD: WaTy H MeCTO POXKMeHHA, ETCTBO, 4YeM 3HAMCHHT H MOYeMY, CFO AOCTHXKeHHA, MaTy cMepTH (eC OH H3 Mpuuziv1 V) H Bal COOCTBEHHbIe HAH H OTHOLIEHHE Ludwig van Beethoven was a deaf German composer and the predominant musical figure in the transitional period between the Classical and Romantic eras. He was an innovator widening the scope of sonata, symphony, concerto and quartet, and combining vocals and instruments in a new way. His personal life was marked by a struggle against deafness, and some of his most important works were composed during the last 10 years of his life, when he was quite unaole to hear. Composer and pianist Ludwig Van Beethoven, widely considered the greatest composer of all time, was born on or about December 16, 1770 in the city of Bonn in the Electorate of Cologne, a principality of the Holy Roman Empire. Although his exact date of birth is uncertain, Beethoven was baptized on December 17, 177( Beethoven's father began teacning him music with an extraordinary rigor and brutality that affected him for the rest of his life. Beethoven was flogged, locked in the cellar and deprived of sleep for caua uours of practice. He studied the violin and clavier with his father as well as taking additional lessons from organists around town. Whether in spite of or because of his father's draconian methods, Beethoven was a prodigiously talented musician from his earliest days and displayed flashes of the creative In an effort w 1acilitate his musical development, in 1787 the court decided to send Beethoven to Vienna, Europe’s capital of culture and music, where he hoped to study with Moca. rhere is only speculation and inconclusive evidence that Beethoven ever met with Mozart, let alone studied with him At the same tinue ao ue was composing these great and immortal works, Beethoven was struggling to come to terms with a shocking and terrible fact, one that he tried desperately to conceal. He was going deaf. By the turn of the century, Beethoven struggled to make out the words spoken to him in conversation Almvst umaculously, despite his rapidly progressing deafness, Beethoven continued to compose at a furious pace. From 1803-1812 he composed an opera, six symphonies, four solo concerti, five string quartets, six string sonatas, seven piano sonatas, five sets of piano variations four overtures, four trins to sextets and 72 songs Despite his exuaviuinary output of beautiful music, Beethoven was lonely and frequently miserable throughout his adult life. Short-tempered, absent-minded, greedy and suspicious to the