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44 mins Brahms' Fourth Symphony, his final one, had its first performance on this day in 1885. It's renowned for its intensity and melancholy themes - see how they make you feel as you watch the symphony performed by the Frankfurt Radio Symphony.
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HUNGERFORD
QUEENSLAND
29°S, 144.41°E
Sunrise: 04:35
Sunset: 17:37
Moon Phase: full moon
Weather: moderate rain, 36°C max, 18°C min
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