[DOC] [TLE] Wellington's Victory - Wikipedia [PAR] Wellington's Victory, or, the Battle of Vitoria Op. 91, is a minor 15-minute-long 
orchestral work composed by Ludwig van Beethoven to commemorate the Duke 
of Wellington's victory over Joseph Bonaparte at the Battle of Vitoria in ... It is 
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during the court battle to adopt his nephew Karl following the death of his late 
brother. ..... a work written in honor of the Emperor's nemesis, the Duke of 
Wellington. ... as Wellington's Victory, celebrated the decisive victory over 
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well (he ... So he too is nothing more than an ordinary man, Beethoven wrote. ... 
expression in his Battle Symphony (1813), also known as Wellington's Victory. ... 
led by the British duke of Wellington, demolished the Napoleonic army in Spain. [DOC] [TLE] MUSICAL JOURNEY (A) - BATTLE MUSIC: Germany / England ... [PAR] From London comes the painting of the Duke of Wellington and his generals ... 
Beethoven's Battle Symphony was written in 1813 to celebrate Wellington's ... 
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wounded a few months earlier in the battle of Hanau. ... Napoleon's occupations 
and hopefully awaiting a victory over him, embraced the ... Occasionally, 
Beethoven wrote something that was immediately ... Celebrating Victory. [DOC] [TLE] Music of War and Remembrance: Ten Classical Music Pieces - The ... [PAR] Nov 11, 2015 ... Music of War and Remembrance: Here are ten great pieces of classical music 
that dramatize war, celebrate its resolution, and recall its sacrifices ... Ludwig van 
Beethoven wrote Wellingtons Sieg oder die Schlacht bei Vittoria, also known as 
his Battle Symphony, to commemorate the 1813 victory of British,... [DOC] [TLE] Top Five Most Triumphal Classical Works  Ever - WQXR [PAR] Jul 10, 2014 ... ... we've collected five works that would adequately celebrate the new ... the 
Russian victory over Napoleon's forces at the Battle of Borodino, ... when he 
wrote the piece nearly 70 years after the victory. ... he was named the Duke of 
Wellington and stimulated Beethoven to ... Symphony #2 4th Mvt (Borodin). [DOC] [TLE] Wellington's Victory, Ludwig van Beethoven - Waterloo 200 [PAR] Vitoria was the most significant British victory over the French Army before 
Waterloo, and essentially ended the long Peninsular War. When Beethoven 
composed his symphony, between August and October 1813, Napoleon's forces 
were ... With accompanying cannon and musket fire it forms the climax of the 
Battle Proms... [DOC] [TLE] Free Flashcards about COMPOSERS - StudyStack [PAR] BEETHOVEN WROTE A BATTLE SYMPHONY CELEBRATING THIS DUKE'S 
VICTORY OVER NAPOLEON, DUKE OF WELLINGTON. HE DEDICATED HIS... [DOC] [TLE] Music to Celebrate the Battle of Waterloo - The Classical Music ... [PAR] Beethoven's "Wellington's Victory," not one of the greatest of the ... work 
composed by Ludwig van Beethoven to commemorate the Duke of Wellington's 
victory over the French at the Battle of Vitoria in Spain on June 21, 1813. It is also 
known sometimes as "The Battle Symphony" or "The Battle of Vitoria". [DOC] [TLE] A Regency Bicentennial: Wellington's Victory | The Regency ... [PAR] Dec 6, 2013 ... This "Wellington's Victory," also known as "The Battle Symphony," was written by 
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Question: Beethoven wrote a battle symphony celebrating this duke's victory over Napoleon
Answer: the Duke of Wellington