Mozart, The Music, The Myth, The Legend, w/ Jan Swafford

1

Introduction

00:00 • 4min

2

Mozart's Sense of Humour

03:32 • 2min

3

How Did He Write the Branchiest of His Letters to His Sister or His Cousin?

05:35 • 3min

4

Music and Mozart in the Operas

08:06 • 4min

5

Don Giorgiovanni - The Most Funny Scenes

12:00 • 3min

6

Mozart's Ability to Create Continuity Was Incomparable to Anybodyas

15:15 • 3min

7

Mozart, He Has Too Many Notes, and You Can't Keep Up With It

18:26 • 2min

8

The Myths About Mozart

20:39 • 3min

9

Leopold Mozart - A Novel of the Same Name

23:14 • 4min

10

Leopold Is Not Unusual. He's a Stage Dad.

27:18 • 2min

11

Mozart - The First Composer to Be Published, From Beginning to End

29:28 • 2min

12

Brams, a Composer of Popularistic Music, Is a Great Example of That

31:22 • 2min

13

The Myth of Mozart

33:11 • 3min

14

The Life of a Composer

35:57 • 4min

15

Indeeed Walwere Wall Were on That Think of of Mother Having So Many Ideas

39:29 • 2min

16

What Do You Think of the Piano Concertos?

41:31 • 2min

17

Did Saliary Kill Mozart?

43:51 • 3min

18

The Requiem, Ove Verm Corpus, Is a Little, Incredibly Simple, Queer Notes and Halfs Pece That Just Goes Right to the Heart Simplicity

46:23 • 2min

19

The Aveverm Corpesid

48:45 • 2min

20

Mozart

50:55 • 4min

21

Mozart, Hayden, Mozart, and the Modern Composer

54:29 • 5min