1.  5 years after mother’s death returns to Vienna  Composed: Opus 1, Trios for piano  Toured Budpest  Concert in Vienna

2.  Announcement of hearing loss  Deep depression  Hides away in Heiligenstadt

3.  1801 composes for an opera house  1803 new work heard  Oratorio and Christus am Olberg

4.  Third Symphony  Triple Concerto Opus56  Sonatats opus 53  Opus 54

5.  First signs of liver disease drive him to compose more.  Sonata for Pianoforte in C minor  Opus 111

6.  Adopted son’s attempted sucicide  Brother battle  Traveling to Vienna

7.  Made will, leaving everything to adopted son  Passed away on March 26, 1827  Funeral two days after death in Vienna

8.  1804-1808  Mid-thirties  Most famous piece of classical music  Most played throughout the world

9.  http://www.rhapsody.com/artist/ludwig- van-beethoven/album/beethoven-music- collection/track/beethoven---5th-symphony

10.  1822-1824  Towards end of life  Theme brotherhood  First preformed May 7, 1824

11.  http://www.rhapsody.com/artist/various- artists/album/labor-day- usa/track/beethovens-9th-symphony

12.  "Ludwig Van Beethoven." Bio True Story. A E Television Network, 28 september 2011. Web. 6 Oct 2013..  Sinnott, Joe. "Beethoven, Ludwig Van." Composer Biographies. Macmillan Publisher Ltd. Web. 6 Oct 2013..  Viegas, Jennifer. Beethoven's World. 1st ed. New York, New York : The Rosen Publishing Group, Inc., 2008. Print.