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1759 – 1805

Friedrich Schiller

Poet of Freedom · and his four Muses

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Have an honest, profound, historically grounded conversation with Friedrich Schiller — the Poet of Freedom — and his four Muses. No hallucinations. Only truth.

Gendarmenmarkt, Berlin-Mitte

Schillerdenkmal, mittig auf dem Gendarmenmarkt vor dem Konzerthaus · Gendarmenmarkt, 10117 Berlin-Mitte · 1759 – 1805

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The Sound of the Era

Symphony No. 9 — Ode to Joy · Ludwig van Beethoven, 1824

Beethoven set HIS words: Schiller's 1785 ode “To Joy” became the finale of the Ninth — and Europe's anthem.

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