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"And in doing so, he gave so much emotion into his compositions, thus making way to the Romantic era in music. Now, despite him going deaf, he continued to create. And then he even had to be told to turn around when receiving a standing ovation because he couldn't hear the audience. He was extremely passionate about his work. He didn't feel the audience, but he felt the music. And he was intent in what he was going to do."
"And in doing so, he gave so much emotion into his compositions, thus making way to the Romantic era in music. Now, despite him going deaf, he continued to create. And then he even had to be told to turn around when receiving a standing ovation because he couldn't hear the audience. He was extremely passionate about his work. He didn't feel the audience, but he felt the music. And he was intent in what he was going to do."
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"And in doing so, he gave so much emotion into his compositions, thus making way to the Romantic era in music. Now, despite him going deaf, he continued to create. And then he even had to be told to turn around when receiving a standing ovation because he couldn't hear the audience. He was extremely passionate about his work. He didn't feel the audience, but he felt the music. And he was intent in what he was going to do."
"And in doing so, he gave so much emotion into his compositions, thus making way to the Romantic era in music. Now, despite him going deaf, he continued to create. And then he even had to be told to turn around when receiving a standing ovation because he couldn't hear the audience. He was extremely passionate about his work. He didn't feel the audience, but he felt the music. And he was intent in what he was going to do."