Violinist Gabriel Schaff talks about Beethoven's life and early compositions, with music examples - Stamford Symphony

As the world celebrates the 250th anniversary of the birth of Ludwig van Beethoven, the Ferguson Library presents the first of a three part series of lectures given by Stamford Symphony violinist and educator Gabriel Schaff.

Part I: An Identity Forged with Enlightenment and Passion: An Exploration of Beethoven's Early Period 1770-1800. Part II will be presented in September.

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