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Four Ways to Say Farewell
TV Movie
1971
1h 25m
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Humphrey Burton
Tony Palmer
Stars
Leonard Bernstein
Wiener Philharmoniker
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Humphrey Burton
Tony Palmer
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Leonard Bernstein
Wiener Philharmoniker
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Leonard Bernstein
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Wiener Philharmoniker
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(as Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra)
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Humphrey Burton
Tony Palmer
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Soundtracks
Symphony No. 9
(excerpts)
Music by
Gustav Mahler
Played by the
Wiener Philharmoniker
(as Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra)
Conducted by
Leonard Bernstein
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Release date
1971 (United States)
Countries of origin
United States
Austria
Languages
English
German
Filming locations
Musikverein Concert Hall, Vienna, Austria
Production companies
Amberson Productions Inc.
UNITEL
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Runtime
1 hour 25 minutes
Color
Color
Sound mix
Mono
Aspect ratio
1.33 : 1
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