?eethoven was deprived of his sense of hearing late in his life. Still, his passion for writing music endured, making him one of the greatest composers of all time. If Beethoven and music were insepar

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ABBA ­ The great rock music group that dominated the billboard chart in the 70s and early 80s ­ has come back! This time, not in an LP with their name on it, but with a whole musical titled "Mamma Mia."The two male members of the legendary singing group, Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus put their h