New Documents Suggest Mozart Wasn't Poor (AP via Yahoo! News) For centuries, historians have portrayed Mozart as poor, but new documents suggest the composer was not nearly as hard-up for cash as many have believed.
Singing the praises of Mozart's music - Baltimore SunSinging the praises of Mozart's music
Baltimore Sun, United States - Mar 17, 2006
... is the final event in a six-week city arts celebration of Mozart's 250th birthday ... Under the baton of Annapolis Opera music director Ronald J. Gretz, the singers ...
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100 years, set to musicAmericus Times-Recorder - AMERICUS A Georgia Southwestern State University student and professor are making beautiful music together collaborating on a sweeping composition that chronicles a century of achievement. English professor Gabriele U. Stauf, Ph.D., has ...
Music for the Mind (The Daily Free Press) More than 200 years after his death, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart still has the ability to influence thousands of people around the world. The Mozart Effect, a technique originally described in the research of Alfred Tomatis, claims that the music of the Austrian composer has the power to reduce stress, clear minds and even boost intelligence.
Mozart as Mozart would have played it - The News JournalMozart as Mozart would have played it
The News Journal, DE - Apr 2, 2006
... But what did the concerto sound like? No one knows. There would be no recordings of Mozart's music for more than 100 years. One ...
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'Pauper' Mozart Was Comfortably Well OffNew York Sun - VIENNA, Austria - For centuries, historians have portrayed Mozart as poor, but new documents suggest the composer was not nearly as hard-up for cash as many have believed. Scholars who combed through Austrian archives for an exhibition opening ...