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42 mins Brahms' Third Symphony had its first performance on this day in 1883. It's one of the composer's most popular works - and part of the melody was even used by Frank Sinatra for his song 'Take Me Love'. Hear it as you watch the symphony performed by the Frankfurt Radio Symphony.
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KNUTSFORD
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
46.7°N, 64.28°W
Sunrise: 07:42
Sunset: 16:30
Moon Phase: first quarter
Weather: moderate rain, 8°C max, 0°C min
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