Intermediate Mozart Favorites: The Classical Piano Sheet Music Series
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart byl mimořádně nadaný a vlivný skladatel klasicistního období, jehož díla jsou dodnes považována za vrcholy symfonické, koncertantní, komorní, klavírní, operní a sborové hudby. Již od raného dětství projevoval výjimečné schopnosti a jeho styl, který se vyvinul z pohlcení rozmanitých vlivů, zahrnoval jak lehkost a eleganci, tak temnou vášeň. Mozartova hudba často ztělesňovala vizi lidstva „vykoupeného skrze umění, odpuštěného a smířeného s přírodou a absolutnem“. Jeho vliv na následnou západní uměleckou hudbu je hluboký a jeho talent byl obdivován i jeho současníky.







Kelly's memoirs provide a vivid glimpse into the world of theater and music in late 18th and early 19th century London. From his humble beginnings as a choir boy to his stardom as a leading singer and actor, Kelly offers a charming and entertaining account of his life and times, including his encounters with many famous personalities of the day.
This timeless comic opera, based on the classic work of Beaumarchais, is a beloved gem of the classical repertoire. The Marriage of Figaro is an opulent, lively and hilarious work that explores the foibles and follies of human relationships. With its memorable music and witty dialogue, this opera has stood the test of time and remains as entertaining and relevant today as it was when it was first performed over two centuries ago.
This book is an essential reference for any fan of classical music, offering a complete guide to Mozart's beloved opera Il Flauto Magico. Giesecke and Schikaneder provide a side-by-side translation of the opera's Italian libretto, while Mozart's sheet music accompanies each of the principal arias. Along with extensive commentary and analysis, this book is an invaluable resource for music lovers and scholars alike.
The four horn concertos, composed by Mozart between 1783 and 1791, stand out as iconic pieces in the horn repertoire. Renowned for their technical challenges, these works are cherished by both horn players and audiences alike, celebrated for their exquisite beauty and elegance.
Begin your piano journey with easy arrangements of Mozart's beautiful music, perfect for beginners. This book offers simplified versions of his famous compositions, allowing players of all ages to enjoy and impress others with charming melodies.
Die Bände bieten eine kritische Gesamtausgabe der Briefe von Mozart und seiner Familie, die aufgrund ihrer schwer zugänglichen Fundstätten und unzureichenden Auswahlsammlungen bisher wenig Beachtung fanden. Mit dem wachsenden Interesse der Mozartforschung und der Notwendigkeit, diese einzigartigen Dokumente für tiefere musikalische Analysen zugänglich zu machen, wird der Wunsch nach einer vollständigen und diplomatisch getreuen Wiedergabe dieser Briefe immer dringlicher. Sie dienen als wertvolle Quelle für das Verständnis von Mozarts künstlerischem Schaffen.
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Composed during Mozart's first visit to Milan in 1770, this early symphony showcases the Italian overture style with its three movements structured into two sections. The piece begins with an 'allegro' followed seamlessly by an 'andante.' After Mozart's death, the manuscript was mistakenly attributed to the opera Mitridate by publisher Johann André, despite the distinct overture of that opera. The symphony's performance date remains unknown, but its connection to Milan adds historical significance.
This reprint preserves the essence of the original work published in 1866, offering readers a chance to explore its historical context and themes. The book delves into the societal norms and challenges of its time, providing a rich narrative that reflects the era's values and conflicts. Readers will appreciate the authentic language and style that characterize the period, making it a valuable addition for those interested in literary history and classic literature.
Eine große Oper in zwei Aufzügen. Libretto von Emanuel Schikaneder
Die märchenhafte Handlung von "Die Zauberflöte" kombiniert mit eingängigen, volkstümlichen Gesangsnummern macht diese Oper zu einem zeitlosen Bühnenwerk. Mozart und Schikaneder schaffen eine Geschichte, die sowohl Kenner als auch Laien anspricht. Ulrich Konrad bietet in seinem Nachwort tiefgehende Einblicke in den literarischen, musikalischen und weltanschaulichen Kontext, in dem das Werk entstand, sowie Informationen über die Uraufführung im Jahr 1791.