The Beethoven Center develops online versions of its physical exhibitions that include information on Beethoven’s music, his life and times, and influence. Current exhibitions include:
Beethoven’s Vienna
Beethoven’s Vienna explores the cultural, political, and everyday life in the city during Beethoven’s time
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Prodigy to Progeny: Beethoven as Pupil, Teacher, and Paradigm
An exhibition that traces Beethoven’s path as student, teacher, and influence on other composers and pianists.
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America’s Beethoven
America's Beethoven explores the arrival of Beethoven’s music in America in 1805 and his continuing presence in American culture through popular music, film, theater, cartoons, art, and in concert halls.
25 Treasures for 25 Years (1985-2010):
The Ira F. Brilliant Center for Beethoven Studies: 25 Treasures for 25 Years (1985-2010) highlights twenty-five special items in the Center’s collection and related materials.
Schulz’s Beethoven: Schroeder’s Muse
Schulz's Beethoven, Schroeder's Muse explores the great passion for Beethoven by Schroeder, a character from the Peanuts comic strip by Charles Schulz.