Beethoven in Vienna

Carly Cassano August 1, 1998

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A walk in Vienna and its environs can reveal some of the places where the composer lived.
Haydn, Mozart, Schubert, and Brahms (among others) are symbolized in Vienna not only with monuments but also with museums (two, in Schubert's case: his birthplace, and the house in which he died), but it is Beethoven who is represented most. With several museums devoted to him, some of which contain his own personal effects, there exist in and around Vienna more sites associated with Beethoven than with any other composer who graced the city.
Though born in Bonn, Beethoven spent most of his adult life in ...

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