Indeed anyone who has endeavored playing the piano knows about the song “Fur Elise”. Composed by Beethoven in 1810, it still to this day plays an essential role in the music industry. It’s mournful and grief filled tone expresses agony and connects with listeners experiencing hardships alike. Many composers have replicated and produced this song in numerous formats. Among them, Georgii Cerkiin and Orion’s Reign have produced intriguingly decent forms of this song. Mr. Cerkiins very original elegant version conveys the same message the composer intended to convey. However the same may not be said about the band Orion’s Reign. There very metallic version of this classic puts feelings of excitement rather than sorry. Although both Orion’s reign and Georgii Cerkiins version of “fur Elise” follow similar patterns, Cerkins mournful, elegant classic, allows listeners to feel sympathy for the losses of others. Furthermore, the song “Fur Elise” once analyzed deeply has historic and very personal meanings. Although historians have argued about the theories of this song one very popular theory is that of Dr. Kopitz. The song title is “Fur Elise” which in German means for Elise. One can come to the conclusion that Beethoven dedicated this song to an Elise. Dr. Kopitz has a theory that Beethoven was in love with …show more content…
Georgii Cerkiins version is used in live performance and played in multiple theaters. The same may not be said about Orion’s Reign. Their performance is not recognized on stage. This is evidently caused by the love listeners have for Cerkiins version. He brings forth sophistication in his piece and effort. His orchestra plays in unity and is loved by all people, therefore giving the opportunity for many showings on stage. Indeed his version preserves the natural intention Beethoven had for the composition of the song. From it the listener develops the motivation as if he were listening to a