"Beethoven, a Giant" PPT

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"Beethoven, a Giant" PPT

The first part: a brief biography

Beethoven, a German composer and pianist, is known as the "Music Saint" in Europe. He is most famous for his symphonies such as "Hero", "Destiny", "Pastoral" and "Chorus", as well as his violin and piano concertos. He suffered from ear diseases throughout his life. The ear disease started at the age of twenty-eight, and he was completely deaf at the age of fifty. Many of his greatest works were produced during this period. Life is full of ups and downs: miserable childhood, illness in his prime, and frustration in his later years! No lover, no health, no soulmate, no family, no understanding, and no wealth! The world did not give him joy, but he created joy for the world. Love nature and pursue freedom, equality and fraternity throughout your life!

Beethoven a Giant PPT, part 2: Can you read?

heavy load, hustle and bustle, threshold, depth

Hesitant maid booming rock

chin muttering head

Can you remember

Attractive: to attract attention from others.

Disorganized: many, messy, and unorganized.

Hesitate: hesitate.

Profound: profound.

Rock: Thick and large stone.

Desire: hope.

Beethoven a Giant PPT, Part 3: Teaching Objectives:

1. Master new words.

2. Learn and use methods of physical description to show the inner world of characters.

3. Learn Beethoven’s spirit of fighting against fate and cultivate students’ strong and optimistic attitude towards life.

Quick reading of the text and overall understanding

1. Clarify the whole process of the "guest"'s visit to Beethoven, and talk about what he wrote during the visit.

2. Use a few sentences to summarize the image of Beethoven in the text. And think about how you can tell?

3. Which words of Beethoven in the article deeply touched you, and how did you understand them?

Beethoven a Giant PPT, Part 4: Learning under the guidance of questions

1. What description methods are used in this article to show the inner world of the characters?

2. Appearance description

(1) Which paragraphs in the text describe physical appearance?

(2) In what aspects is the appearance described?

(3) Use wavy lines to outline words that show physical description characteristics? A sentence that shows the character’s spirit?

Beethoven a Giant PPT, Part 5: Appearance Description

Overall - about five feet tall, with extremely broad shoulders, he seems to be shouldering the weight of his entire life and destiny, and he gives the distinct impression that he can bear it.

Close-up: Picking up a pen. People could see his big, powerful hands.

Perseverance (play the most beautiful and beautiful music in the world.)

Parts - Clothes: The clothes on the body are light blue, with yellow buttons on the chest, and a pure white vest underneath; ...even untidy. From front to back: There seems to be something dragging behind the coat (a pair of hearing aids that have long since expired)

Beethoven is a Giant PPT, Part 6: Training in class

1. How do you understand "How dare you go into the den to catch the old lion's hair"?

Use metaphors. (Ontology: Beethoven; Metaphor: Old Lion) (Metaphor: Neither the ontology nor the metaphor appears)

Most people think he is scary and hard to get close to. The "guests" actually came to visit him, and the maid let the guests in without permission. He was surprised by their behavior.

2. Why did Beethoven say "A tree is better than a person"?

Psychological analysis after contacting Beethoven's deafness.

On the one hand, deafness created communication barriers for Beethoven, and he was often misunderstood. His social interactions were greatly restricted. He was not as deaf as a tree, because a tree can still listen to the sounds of nature;

On the other hand, after being deafened, Beethoven stayed away from the hustle and bustle of the world and gained the purity and tranquility of his soul. In terms of the purity of his soul, people in society are not as good as trees.

3. "You may think of me - a fallen volcano, my head burning in the lava, desperately hoping to struggle out." How to understand?

Beethoven compared himself to a "falling volcano", with "lava" referring to his creative passion.

What he means is that just when his understanding of music was getting further and his desire to create was strong, he was hit by deafness. He was unwilling to give up his music career. "Desperate" and "desire" showed his struggle with the unfortunate fate. Determination to fight.

Beethoven is a Giant PPT, Part 7: Compliance Testing

1. "He is indeed lonely, but he has 'eternity' as his companion." What does "eternal" here refer to?

"Eternal" refers to the art of music as the carrier of the soul.

Although Beethoven had difficulty communicating with others because of his deafness, this limitation allowed him to transcend body and words, directly perceive people's spiritual world, and then understand the true meaning of music. Music became his loyal friend, soothing his soul and conveying his soul. Friends would leave and misunderstand him, but music would not. Music would always accompany him.

2. "Listen to the music in my heart! You don't know how I feel in my heart! A band can only play the music I hope to write in one minute!" What does this sentence mean?

Beethoven devoted his entire life and enthusiasm to music creation. Music has become a symbol of life in Beethoven's writing and heart. However, the orchestra can only play sound notes, but cannot perfectly convey the rhythm of the soul and the rhythm of life. That is Beethoven's "music of the heart."

Beethoven a Giant PPT, Part 8: Summary

According to the order of interviews, this article focuses on Beethoven's attitude towards misfortune, and gradually penetrates from the appearance to Beethoven's inner world. It truly describes the life of the musical giant who suffered a heavy blow from fate after his deafness, and portrays a man who loves music. The old man who is lonely and quiet, but also longs for people's understanding and attention, shows Beethoven's obsession and devotion to music, and his great image of tenacious creation despite the blows of fate.

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"Beethoven, a Giant" PPT courseware Part 1: Teaching objectives: 1. Understand Beethoven's life and representative works. 2. Understand the entire process of the guests’ visit to Beethoven, understand Beethoven’s inner world, and learn Beethoven’s tenacious spirit of fighting against a miserable fate..

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Update Time: 2024-09-24

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