Beethoven, often perceived as a joyful figure due to his "Ode to Joy," was in fact an irascible and melancholic man known for his critical nature and difficulties in personal relationships.
Despite creating some of the most uplifting music, Beethoven's writings show a profoundly unhappy personality that existed before and intensified after his hearing loss, underscoring the complexity of artistic genius.
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