Mozart - The Genius Who Died Too Young Documentary

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  @PeopleProfiles · 1 year ago · pinned

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  @richardslinger430 · 1 year ago

  My favorite Mozart story is that Mozart disliked performer Adriana Ferrarese del Bene, who was known for nodding her head down on low notes and raising her head on high notes, so much, that he wrote a song for her to perform that had lots of jumps from low to high just so he could see her head bob like a chicken onstage. Based af

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  @arthuroldale-ki2ev · 1 year ago

  I am now 78 years of age and out my draw full of CDs , I am choosing MOZART to play , the more as I get older . if I was left with just the one composer, it would have to be MOZART !

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  @Fumozart · 1 year ago

  I&apos;m so glad real people are still narrating these ❤️

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  @bonginkosimadikizela8069 · 1 year ago

  Considering the fact that Mozart did not attend a first class music school but had natural talent, he is the best.

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  @EsmereldaWeatherwax-f1s · 2 years ago

  My &quot;go to&quot; composer. A day without Mozart is a day wasted

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  @Seventeen_Syllables · 2 years ago

  I don&apos;t think he would consider having his work used as a ringtone on a device centuries after the fact debasement. I think he would be tickled by it.

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  @drsjwhitman45 · 7 months ago

  I watch these historical stories all the time but must admit this is one of the best. I lived in Salzburg when I was a child (1953-54) in the Schloss Klessheim (my dad was a U.S. Army officer in charge of the palace and the Kavalier Haus hotel. We went to many Mozart concerts and I studied violin to some success. We also went to Vienna, even when controlled by the Soviet Union. More concerts. As an adult I have returned to Austria and old homesites many times. Seriously enjoyed this history.

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  @della2554 · 1 year ago

  To the Narrator, &quot;BRAVO&quot;

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  @user-xd7nk7lk7q · 1 year ago

  Mozart is my favorite for sure.

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  @utubefroggy · 1 year ago

  With no doubt to be had or heard, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was, is and probably will be recognized as the greatest composer ever to grace this planet.

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  @lindajones2858 · 2 years ago

  Mozart was the greatest composer of all time. His music writing was dictated by what the public like to hear as he had to please them to survive not having steady employment and basically the first “professional”<br>Musician. The fact that toward the end of his career he began to compose for himself and not a commission by noblemen he <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_GKmp_x2Md8&amp;t=4207">1:10:07</a> began to display his incredible talent. The fact that Symphonies 39,40 and 41 were written in an incredibly short span of time all the while completing Don Giovanni, the Magic Flute, several concert arias, and parts of one of the truly greatest works the Requiem is astounding. No other composer came close to what his brain could do, not even Beethoven who took 6 or more months to compose a symphony. I think trying to compare them is apple to oranges. Even Mozart’s piano was smaller allowing him less depth of range when composing. Beethoven could compose being less dependent on what the public liked than Mozart. Both men were gifts from God but I can tell you that when I hear Mozart’s music it’s like no other the emotions it stirs in me and millions of Mozart lovers all over the world.

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