Kleiber: Symphony Nr. 5 In C Minor Op. 67 - LP

Ludwig van Beethoven (16. December 1770, Bonn - March 26, 1827, Vienna) was a prominent German composer, completer of the first Viennese school of classical music.

During his life, he developed classical stylistic and form means into his individual musical style and thus opened the door to a new musical epoch - romanticism.

His most famous works include the 3rd, 5., 6., 7th and 9th symphonies, the monumental Mass of the Missa solemnis, opera Fidelio, violin concerto in D major op. 61, a number of piano compositions (Imperial Concert, moonlight sonatas, Passionate, Pathetic, song For Eliška) and other songs.