

Barenboim on Beethoven: Nine Symphonies that Changed the World
0.0(0)20121h 28m1
This film gains a unique insight into the nine symphonies, as well as the musicians' views on the difficulties and delights of performing these inimitable works. Captured within the documentary, Daniel Barenboim and his West-Eastern Divan Orchestra take the complete cycle of Beethoven symphonies on tour to China and South Korea, to explore why these works are so often regarded as one of the greatest achievements of Western culture.
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- EN
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United KingdomGB
- TV1 Jul 2012
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- When was Barenboim on Beethoven: Nine Symphonies that Changed the World released?
- Barenboim on Beethoven: Nine Symphonies that Changed the World was released on 1 July 2012.
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- Barenboim on Beethoven: Nine Symphonies that Changed the World is available on Carnegie Hall+ Apple TV channel, Carnegie Hall+ Amazon Channel in US. Use the Watch now links in the Where to watch section for official pages.
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- Who directed Barenboim on Beethoven: Nine Symphonies that Changed the World?
- Barenboim on Beethoven: Nine Symphonies that Changed the World (2012) was directed by Michael Waldman.
- How long is Barenboim on Beethoven: Nine Symphonies that Changed the World?
- Barenboim on Beethoven: Nine Symphonies that Changed the World runs for 1h 28m.














