Mozart in Vienna, 1781-1791HarperPerennial, 1991 - 481 Seiten |
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... Viennese themselves always dressed in the latest fashion , though more according to English than to Parisian tastes . English fashions were lighter and more comfortable to wear , and reflected the often pronounced anglophilia of the ...
... Viennese themselves always dressed in the latest fashion , though more according to English than to Parisian tastes . English fashions were lighter and more comfortable to wear , and reflected the often pronounced anglophilia of the ...
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... Viennese salons could never attain a politically effective role in society . Nevertheless , they were important in all facets of social life , open to any interested parties , and most significantly , not closed to people of lower ...
... Viennese salons could never attain a politically effective role in society . Nevertheless , they were important in all facets of social life , open to any interested parties , and most significantly , not closed to people of lower ...
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... Viennese palace , where the count's son , Franz Joseph Thun , lived with his family . Mozart was already ' frequenting their house during his first days in Vienna in 1781. He had known the younger Count Thun for some time and called him ...
... Viennese palace , where the count's son , Franz Joseph Thun , lived with his family . Mozart was already ' frequenting their house during his first days in Vienna in 1781. He had known the younger Count Thun for some time and called him ...
Inhalt
ARRIVAL IN VIENNA | 8 |
THE ABDUCTION1782 | 48 |
AT HOME WITH THE MOZARTS | 92 |
Urheberrecht | |
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Antonio Salieri appear archbishop aria aristocratic artistic Baron bourgeois brothers Burgtheater burial CALIFORNIA/SANTA CRUZ church Colloredo commission composer concerts Constanze Mozart Così fan tutte Count Countess Thun court CRUZ The University Die Zauberflöte Dokumente Don Giovanni earnings emperor enlightened Entführung entire especially fan tutte father fees Figaro florins Franz Freemasonry Freemasons friends German Gottfried van Swieten Habsburg Haydn honor Idomeneo imperial income Italian Johann Joseph Joseph II Josephine journey kapellmeister Karl later Leopold Mozart librettist libretto living lodge Lorenzo Da Ponte Maria Masonic Mozart wrote Mozart's death Munich musicians Nationaltheater never nobility opera orchestras performance piano played political Ponte Prague Prince probably Puchberg pupils reason received reforms role salary Salieri salon Salzburg Sarastro Schikaneder Serail Singspiel social society success Swieten theater tion Tito UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA/SANTA Vienna Viennese Weber Wetzlar wife Wolfgang write written Zauberflöte