Making the Impossible Possible

This workshop will take place online.

To register and get access to the meeting click HERE.

“Can you imagine a blind painter?” (L. V. Beethoven)

Increasingly deaf by the age of 30, Ludwig van Beethoven was forced to abandon public performance at the height of his fame, and to retire from public life. And yet, despite being limited in the thing he needed the most, he made music that is simply immortal. His life is an example of heroism – of making the impossible possible.

In this online presentation, we will explore the 3rd Symphony (the Eroica) and the 12th piano sonata in which Beethoven introduced the myth of the hero into his music.

Join Dr. Harry Costin in this unique presentation to celebrate Beethoven’s 250th anniversary.

Access to the event will start at 8:45, the event will begin at 9:00.

The lecturer: Dr. Harry Costin (PhD in Strategy from the University of  Boston, M.Ed. from Harvard University) is an accomplished speaker and writer, who has published several books and various articles in academic magazines. He has taught courses and given lectures and seminars at various universities and institutions in America and Europe, amongst others. 

He is the academic coordinator of the International Organization  New Acropolis and oversees the application of its program of studies.  He is a passionate music lover and sings and plays the piano.

This workshop will take place online.

To register and get access to the meeting click HERE.