Mozart’s Prague Symphony (No. 38, in D major) got the evening’s best performance. Here everyone seemed on the same wavelength ...

Most extraordinary of all musical geniuses was Austria’s Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Starting his career as a four-fold infant prodigy (harpsichordist, violinist, organist, composer), he wrote, during ...

German researchers recently discovered a "new" piece by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, 233 years after his death. Leipzig Municipal Libraries announced the discovery of the newly-identified composition, ...

The young Mozart composed the piece around 1760 and was played for the first time at the Leipzig Opera over the weekend. Reading time 2 minutes A hitherto-unknown piece of music by the Austrian ...

In his lifetime, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart composed upwards of 600 works—symphonies, operas, sonatas, and concertos—that have fixed him in the pantheon of Western Classical music. His known oeuvre, ...

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Once upon a time biographies appeared without source notes. Biographers might very well allude to where they obtained their information, but no particular effort was made to anchor facts and sentences ...

Music has its seasons, and people have their needs. At some point in the autumn of 1979, I became obsessed with a few bars of Mozart. I was thirteen, fundamentally cheerful but convinced I was ...

Some famous classical music works were once totally novel and provocative. It's true of Mozart's music, which was considered complicated in his day. The Würzburg Mozart Festival's artistic director, ...

Like Laura Tunbridge’s book Beethoven – A Life in Nine Pieces, Patrick Mackie’s exploration of Mozart and his world takes a particular piece as the focal point for each chapter, from Don Giovanni down ...

“It felt a bit like dropping in on Mozart for lunch.” That’s how D.T. Max, a staff writer at the New Yorker, describes his first meeting with the subject of his latest book, “Finale: Late ...