Mozart: Requiem of Genius (The True Story of Wolfgang Mozart) (Historical Biographies of Famous People) by Alexander Kennedy

Author:Alexander Kennedy [Kennedy, Alexander]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2016-07-19T03:00:00+00:00

Mozart involved himself in some of the most important literary and musical debates of the day. However, the musicians in Mannheim did not take kindly to Mozart. They not only attacked his music and ideas, but they also made fun of Mozart’s appearance. Overtime however, the musicians warmed to his unique personality, and even came to admire his musical talents.

Mozart worked hard to win over the musicians in Mannheim. He found them much more interesting and cultured than the musicians he knew from back home in Salzburg. He wanted their companionship, and he wanted to learn from them. Luckily, Mozart was charming enough to eventually be accepted into their social circle, and became particularly friendly with Christian Cannabich, a talented musician who taught all the violinists in the Mannheim orchestra. Mozart and Cannabich saw each other daily, and they often ate meals together that ended in fiery conversation and playful music making. This was a big swing in Mozart’s attitude and manner. Now free of his father’s expectations for Mozart to be serious and somber, he could be jocular and lively.

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