In his sixth Symphony, as the subtitle "Memories of life in the field, more the expression of feelings than descriptive painting" indicates, Beethoven takes us on a journey where Nature speaks for the voices of the orchestra, not through imitative sonorities, but where everything is understood from an atmosphere that expresses its love for it. The beginning of the journey in the countryside is marked by the awakening of feelings, which lead us to follow delighted with what we see, with the birds we hear, by the breeze we feel, until we join the joy of those who celebrate the end of the storm, through a sweet expression of happiness and greatness. Beethoven makes the sun rise inside each one, reminding us that we are part of Nature, touching us at the most essential point to this understanding: the feeling.