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Beethoven Poster
(Linda-Jade Charles)
Classic Composers Collection 27.5"X18.75"
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Beethoven: The Sound and the Fury
(VHS)
Interviews with Isaac Stern and Kurt Masur along with performances of his greatest works highlight this profile of the legendary composer.
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Immortal Beloved
(Format : DVD)
This thrilling, speculative story about the mystery woman whom Ludwig van Beethoven once identified in a letter as his "immortal beloved" is directed by Bernard Rose (Paperhouse). Gary Oldman plays the deaf genius with tragic brutality in a series of flashbacks that arise during a connect-the-dots investigation by Beethoven's secretary (Jeroen Krabbé), who is looking into the composer's love affairs to ascertain who held the key to his heart. Rose arrives at a moving if imperfect portrait of a complicated artist, and he pays gorgeous tribute to Beethoven's stolen innocence in childhood. (You may never hear the Ninth Symphony again without thinking of Rose's beautiful image of young Ludwig immersed in cosmic rapture.) Produced by Mel Gibson's company, Icon. (Review by Tom Keogh)
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Ludwig Van Beethoven Poster
27.5"X18.75"
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Original HumanitiesWeb Merchandise at CafeShops |
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'Music is a higher revelation than all wisdom or philosophy.' - Beethoven |
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Original HumanitiesWeb Merchandise at CafeShops |
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'I despise a world which does not feel that music is a higher revelation than all wisdom and philosophy' - Beethoven |
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Original HumanitiesWeb Merchandise at CafeShops |
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'I despise a world which does not feel that music is a higher revelation than all wisdom and philosophy.' - Beethoven |
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Original HumanitiesWeb Merchandise at CafeShops |
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'Music is a higher revelation than all wisdom or philosophy.' - Beethoven |
