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Re: Is Mozart overestimated?
#443557 02/05/05 01:05 PM
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Oh yes. There's where you also can notice a TINY touch of the romantic.
( we all know he was ahead of his time...)

What exactely caused Mozart death?
Suicide, murder(...) or illness?
Re: Is Mozart overestimated?
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Originally posted by Allegretto:
What exactely caused Mozart death?
Suicide, murder(...) or illness?
Last I heard was trichinosis. But his cause of death seems to change every few years, so I don't know.

It's more mysterious than Elizabeth Hurley going out Steve Nash. Some things, I think, man is destined not to understand.

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Re: Is Mozart overestimated?
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mozarts death...

link

"I don't know much about classical music. For years I thought the Goldberg Variations were something Mr. and Mrs. Goldberg did on their wedding night." Woody Allen
Re: Is Mozart overestimated?
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Mozart for me is tied in the top 3 with Beethoven and Bach, they are the only ones on that top tier, followed by Brahms one tier down.

My top 3 or 5 favorite works of art ever conceived of man are probably all by Mozart such as his Mass in C minor, and I think Mozart best of all elicits feelings of God and death and the afterlife in music, better than any other composer.

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