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Uploaded by on Dec 11, 2006

One of the best moments from the movie..

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  • why is the pitch up a half-step? Is the pitch of A that much higher in Europe, or is it a recording problem?

  • probably compression problem ;) things look and sound much when not pushed in to flash ;)

  • the best is director Agnieszka Holland from my country Poland hehe. And the best scene is the concert of 9th symphony.

  • there is no best moment in the movie -- there are several moments..

    btw i cut this scene so i could use it in a sort of a videocast post in my blog..

    anyway -- i'm glad you liked the 9th symphony..

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  • This scene is utterly ridiculous. Beethoven was not only stone deaf after 1815, but he never could read lips.

  • @operez6 Wrong this is Opus 132 in A Minor.

  • what song is it?

  • mocks. pessimists. what is there in them??

    i'm inspired by this scene. simply does. the end.

  • 2:00 to the end made me teary eyed...

  • I thought there were only 16 Late String Quartets.

    Is this not a movement in one of them?

  • Quite the contrary. Neither Amadeus or Copying Beethoven are based are 100%( or 50% for that matter) true facts.

    This scene is plagerism at its best. Or is it that all composers should dictate( on their deathbed)to someone they trust or music will become a "dying art"?

    You must also believe that Mozart was murdered by Salieri? Is it a nice scene? Yes!

    True? I'm not buying.

    I have a bridge for sale. I'll give you a good price.

  • Funny how composers all seem to want to end their lives with one final piece of music, dictating it to those they trust most. Oh, wait, was that too realistic for more than one composer to want to do?

    No wonder music is a dying art.

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