Guess from this picture the name of a music icon, who the 250th birthday we celebrate

[Litwin]

Guess from this picture the name of a music icon, who the 250th birthday we celebrate . the artist works for police its 100% match

 

[Harry Dresden]

ludwigs....

 

[JGalt]

Guess from this picture the name of a music icon, who the 250th birthday we celebrate . the artist works for police its 100% match

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Blackie McBlackface?

 

[Turtlesoup]

Guess from this picture the name of a music icon, who the 250th birthday we celebrate . the artist works for police its 100% match

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Black Beethoven?

 

[Litwin]

Guess from this picture the name of a music icon, who the 250th birthday we celebrate . the artist works for police its 100% match

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Black Beethoven?

the artist works for police, its 100% match , right ?

 

[JGalt]

Guess from this picture the name of a music icon, who the 250th birthday we celebrate . the artist works for police its 100% match

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Black Beethoven?

Didn't you mean Blaquethoven? He had an American cousin named "Alexander Hamilton", who was just as black. I think someone made a Broadway musical out of his life or something.

 

[gulfman]

Mick Jagger?

 

[MisterBeale]

Guess from this picture the name of a music icon, who the 250th birthday we celebrate . the artist works for police its 100% match

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Black Beethoven?

the artist works for police, its 100% match , right ?

Was Beethoven Black? Probably Not, but These Unsung Composers Were

A music scholar examines the history of the decades-old theory, and what its permanence tells us about who is considered 'canon' in classical music

www.smithsonianmag.com

 

[Litwin]

Guess from this picture the name of a music icon, who the 250th birthday we celebrate . the artist works for police its 100% match

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Black Beethoven?

the artist works for police, its 100% match , right ?

Was Beethoven Black? Probably Not, but These Unsung Composers Were

A music scholar examines the history of the decades-old theory, and what its permanence tells us about who is considered 'canon' in classical music

www.smithsonianmag.com

Those who argue in favor of Beethoven’s black heritage point to contemporary accounts of his likeness that describe the composer in ways stereotypically associated with people of African descent. In just one example, a 1969 article in the Chicago Daily Defender cites Frau Fischer, an acquaintance of Beethoven’s, who described the composer as “Short, stocky, broad shoulders, short neck, round nose, blackish-brown complexion.” = blackman= commieracists