Beethoven's Last Night
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In the spring of 1827, Vienna experienced the greatest lightning storm of its time. On that same night, the great Ludwig Van Beethoven was alone working on his tenth symphony. Unbeknownst to him, the legendary composer was spending his final hours on earth. When confronted by spirits, he is left with the eternal choice between good and evil at the risk of his legacy being lost... forever.
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