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Beethoven's Last Night

Trans-Siberian Orchestra

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Phenomenal

The first non-Christmas Trans-Siberian Orchestra album proved itself to be fantastic. Beethoven's Last Night is Paul O'Neill's interpretation of what may have happened to Beethoven during his last night on Earth. Throughout this story, he is haunted and encouraged by his past, tested by Mephistopheles, and comforted by Fate. As a whole, this is possibly the most well-organized TSO album. For those expecting the usual flashy guitar work will be a bit dissappointed however, as this album is much more focused on the whole rather than the individual. Even so, it does include some of the band's best instrumentals. Wonderful for fans of Progressive Rock, Metal, Classical Music, or just plain rock n roll.

Great

I admire the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, and I also admire Ludwig van Beethoven. When you put them two together it is... GREAT! If you don't have the Requiem(The Fifth) music video you should get it. Beethoven(the song) great. Or just get the whole album! Bye!

100% Fabulous

I absolutely love classical music. I can tolerate some rock, but very selectively. This is the ultimate combination of both, and it is amazing. Mozart was very unorthdox and experimented with different styles and ways of using instruments. He would have been all for this, and this IS NOT DISHONORING OR DOWNGRADING MOZART. It is a new and wonderful way of expressing his music, making it more appealing to the younger age.

Biography

Formed: 1995 in New York, NY

Genre: Holiday

Years Active: '90s, '00s, '10s

Based in New York City, the Trans-Siberian Orchestra united a 60-piece orchestra plus chorus with the talents of Paul O'Neill, a veteran hard rock producer. The group released its debut album, Christmas Eve and Other Stories, just in time for the 1996 holiday season. The Christmas Attic followed in 1998, and two years later the group issued its first non-seasonal recording, Beethoven's Last Night. In 2004, the band returned with the new album Lost Christmas Eve and collected all their Christmas recordings...
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Beethoven's Last Night, Trans-Siberian Orchestra
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  • $12.99
  • Genres: Pop, Music, Holiday, Classical, Classical Crossover, Rock, Prog-Rock/Art Rock, Metal
  • Released: Apr 11, 2000

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