After Beethoven died, his secretary published an effusively romantic letter the composer had written to someone identified only as his "Immortal Beloved." Beethoven had a type -- namely: noble, and unavailable. But the true identity of the letter's intended recepient has mystified music historians.
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Anne and Religion Askew
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A Ploughman's 'Uprising' (with Dan Jones)
29:12

"The Apple is Ripe; Pick It Now Or It Will Rot"
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