Beethoven's talent

What qualities do Beethoven’s Fur Elise, Pathetique, Moonlight Sonata, Symphony #5, and Ode to Joy possess that makes them so popular today? There are many opinions, from classically trained professional musicians, teachers, and historians, to the common people of the world. I believe it is because the common people were so important to Beethoven that he wrote his best music for them. He came from a poor family, and had to start working at a young age to support them, and he did that with music. He came from common people, was supported by the middle class merchants, not rich royalty, and was motivated his whole life to connect with the masses, and give them his heart and soul. He did not write for himself, for the privileged few. He wrote for the poor, the struggling, the weary of heart and weak of faith. His gift was that of inspiration.
Music was always a part of his life, and the lives of those around him, to such a degree that it literally provided hope, food and shelter for his loved ones. It was the most powerful force in his life, and he channeled that force to connect with and move individuals and societies. He believed in the divine in all of us, and is able to connect with us through the sheer power of the creative force he channeled into his craft. His music is undeniable genius. When it is heard, it cuts through time, space, class, and race. People all over the world love his music. It is classic and timeless. His genius with the ability to hear the music in his mind that he wanted to create for the orchestra proves that he was no ordinary composer. Deafness for most musicians would end their career. That alone would have an effect on most people’s ego and self-esteem, but it did not stop him, it only seemed to challenge him so that he actually became even better. Beethoven