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Tag Archives: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
New Insights into Genius?
I am currently reading a fascinating biography of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Mozart: A Life, by Maynard Solomon. Of particular interest to me is its focus on the relationship between father and son as one of the defining aspects of Mozart’s … Continue reading
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From Wolfgang to Leopold
Stop. I cannot imagine too much more of this: in dreams, in waking moments in between the breaths and along-side the twelve steps and the five stages of anger, denial, bargaining, the flipped coin depression or acceptance. None of the … Continue reading