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    are operas. This poses a problem for those of us who aren’t opera buffs. Fortunately‚ though‚ that one exception is his stunning Requiem‚ into which he poured the same vibrant emotion that thrills opera fans‚ but without the trite plots‚ simplistic characters and dull narrative stretches that tend to alienate others. Indeed‚ more than a few critics have hailed the Requiem as Verdi’s finest opera. Verdi’s inspiration was neither religious‚ egotistical nor fiscal. Rather‚ his gesture was one of national

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    Megan Stewart Theory III: MUSI 2311 Dr. Brian Bondari December 13‚ 2010 The Analysis of Mozart’s “Dies Irae” The final composition of Mozart‚ The Requiem mass in D Minor‚ containing “Dies Irae‚” is known to be one of his most powerful and commended works. This piece was composed in 1791 while Mozart was‚ unfortunately‚ on his death bed. However‚ he was unable to complete it so it was then passed on to his assistant and later finished by this man. The choral work can be very dark‚ for it

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    In George Frederic Handel’s Hallelujah Chorus‚ the music grows from simple to complex‚ as in Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Dies Irae. Hallelujah‚ like many other masses‚ praises God’s almightiness‚ and lets the audience feel the power of God. The piece starts off it a modest "hallelujah" sung in unison‚ where the music seems quite free. When the piece begins to praise God‚ the music enters a firmer‚ more commanding tone‚ as the choir sings‚ "for the Lord Omnipotent reigneth." When declaring the epithets

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    statement is "Mozart’s Requiem Mass reveals not only a mastery of musical imagery‚ but also the composer’s own views about life and death. Introduction Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is one of the most talented composers of all time. The Requiem he composed in 1791 was the last composition he worked on before his death. The Requiem is the most performed and studied pieces of music history and the story of the mysterious commission of Mozart’s Requiem is a well known. The Requiem Mass reveals not only

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    Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born January 27‚ 1756 as the seventh child of a musical family. Mozart’s mother and father’s names were Anna Maria and Leopold. Leopold was a musician with ambition while Anna Maria has a good sense of humor to balance him out. They had seven children‚ but only 2 lived beyond infancy (Wolfgang and his older sister Maria Anna). He was born in Salzburg‚ or modern day Austria. Mozart’s father was a successful violinist and renowned composer of the

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    William Suitt 9th grade band Final Essay: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 6/18/13 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born on January 27th‚ 1756; in Salzburg Austria. Born with the full name Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart‚ he quickly shortened it to Wolfgang Mozart by his early teenage years. His father‚ Leopold Mozart‚ was the assistant concert master in the Salzburg royal court. While his mother‚ Anna Maria Pertl‚ was born into a family of

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    Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791) Something miraculous hovers above the music of Mozart. His elegant writing and his rich instrumental colors sound effortless. This deceptive simplicity is the secret of his art. Mozart was born in Salzburg‚ Austria‚ the son of Leopold Mozart‚ an esteemed composer-violinist at the court of the Archbishop of Salzburg. The most extraordinarily gifted child in the history of music‚ he started to compose before he was five‚ and‚ with his talented sister Nannerl

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    Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart‚ born on January 27th‚ 1756‚ was a gifted composer and musician. He’s considered one of the best‚ if not the best‚ composers. Mozart was an influential part of the Classical era. He influenced great composers such as Beethoven and Tchaikovsky. He was based in Europe and hailed from Slazburg‚ Austria. On November 14th‚ 1719‚ Mozart’s father‚ Leopold Mozart‚ was born. He was a greatly known musical pedagogue. Originally‚ Leopold was studying philosophy

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    and Mozart: Setting the Record Straight By A. Peter Brown "For the respect his works have commanded of musicians‚ and the popularity they have enjoyed among wider audiences‚ he is probably the most admired composer in the history of Western music." With this appraisal the New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians‚ published in 1980‚ begins its magisterial article on Beethoven. More than a decade later one might not apply this statement to the Teutonic Goliath but to the David of Mozart. Not

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    Mozart’s Requiem‚ in d minor K 626‚ was written in 1791. Franz Sussmayr‚ who was Mozart’s understudy‚ completed it. About half of the Requiem is credited to him‚ however analyzer’s today and of his day question whether he really did complete any of it due to the mastery of the piece. During Mozart’s illness‚ a stranger visited him. This man (who kept his appearance concealed) wanted him to compose a mass for the dead. He was obsessed at this point that he was writing his own Requiem and so although

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