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(Local Name: Pasqualatihaus) Beethoven came to reside here several times in the period between 1804 and 1815. The house was owned by Beethoven's life-long friend Johann Baptist von Pasqualati. Tradition has it that whenever Beethoven moved out Pasqualati stated publicly "The house is not for rent; Beethoven will be back". It was here that the composer wrote his Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Symphonies, his Fourth Piano Concerto, the "Leonora" overtures and the opera "Fidelio". Although the memorial rooms are not exactly those which Beethoven occupied they are in close proximity. On display are furniture and articles used by the composer, pictures such as Mähler's portrait of Beethoven painted in 1901, drawings,
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Hobbies & Activities category: Historic site; Literary site; Musical activity or concert hall
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