The Mozarts, Who They Were Volume 2 - Diego Minoia

Книга "The Mozarts. Who They Were, Volume 2", автор Diego Minoia - это новое издание, выходящее в рамках увлекательного двухтомника. Оно рассказывает о жизни и временах семьи Моцартов. В этой интересной и любопытной истории рассказывается о примерно тридцати годах их жизни: путешествия, встречи, триумфы и разочарования, мелкие обманы и гениальность, бунт и поражение. История семьи Моцарт, рассказанная своими глазами, благодаря богатой коллекции писем, содержащей множество информации, обогащенной детальным изучением, которое позволяет получить полное панорамное представление о кругах, в которых они путешествовали, между поездками и презентациями, интригой и дружбой, подчинением могущественным силам и желанием независимости. Обзор семьи и европейского континента, который помогает нам понять XVIII век с точки зрения главного героя, который сделал его одним из самых продуктивных периодов в музыке. "The Mozats: Кто они были" рассказывает историю их жизни до 1765 года, следуя за ними шаг за шагом, знакомясь и понимая их. Вы хотите стать их попутчиками? Мы начнем в Зальцбурге, где была сформирована семья и где Вольфганг Амадей и его сестра Мария Анна - известная как Наннерль - родились, чтобы сопровождать их в своих ранних путешествиях в Мюнхен и Вену. Затем мы проследим за ними в их очень длительном европейском Гранд-туре, где двое молодых детей-Моцартов стали известны как юные вундеркинды, путешествуя по главным дворам Германии, Нидерландов, Франции и Англии.Пройдено 5200 км., посещены 80 городов,1269 дней. Никто из рок-звезды или поп-звезд никогда не предпринимал подобного тура! В томе I мы последуем за Вольфгангом Моцартом в Мюнхен, затем в Вену и, наконец, в Париж. Том II покажет его возвращение в Зальцбург через Лондон, продвигаясь через Францию и Швейцарию. Именно тогда честолюбивые амбиции Леопольда Моцарта стали более дерзкими. Настало время, когда Вольфганг А. должен был начать свою подготовку к тому, чтобы стать композитором, и было только одно место, где это можно было сделать: Италия. И именно так отец и сын, сами, без женщин из семьи, столкнулись со своими тремя путешествиями в Белую Страну Данте, где они завели друзей и нашли признание, а также несколько менее лестных мнений. Мы продолжим сопровождать семью Моцарт во время различных визитов во время их тура по Италии , где они посетили много важных городов: Верона, Мантуя, Милан, Болонья, Флоренция, Рим, Неаполь, Турин, Венеция .Мы узнаем из их путешествий много интересного о том, как была прожита жизнь в стране вокального пения - прекрасной музыки. Тем временем, Амадей, ребенок, становился зрелым музыкантом, воспитанным в совершенстве своего искусства, уже написавшим свои первые оперы, а также умеющим ориентироваться на создание священной и мирской вокальной

In this newly released edition, now available as a two volume set, written by Diego Minoia we explore the lives and times of Mozart’s extended family. Encompassing approximately thirty years in their lives, including travels, highs, lows, double-dealing and genius. Through the eyes of the leading characters, letters, photographic records and fascinating study, this book explores the wide range of dilemmas the Mozartz faced. Seeking the approval of elites, struggles of balance between family obligations and professional dreams. Although being one large drama, these figures tell tales of a continent and its extraordinary music makers—a who’s who of leading musicians, poets and painters of the era. “The Mozarts, who they were” narrated the events of their lifespan until 1875. Beginning with their roots and development, morality and cultural awareness. Join them on a ride that takes us through Germany, The Netherlands, Belgium, France Artful journeys, danceable rhythms and sensitive melodies, enabling the imagination to imagine what it must have been like United through art, family and shared adversity. An extensive push for the birth pangs of artistic, erudite, strong thoughts; proving that talent can find a home anywhere, especially when shared with affability and determination. Volume One covers the journey of Wolfgang Mozart from his birthplace of Salzburg traversing the motherland Munich to Mitteleuropes Great Fashion, Vienna. Subsequently, travelling to Paris, second home visiting the citizens who would become enchanted by his presence Volume Two follows the travels of Wolfgang from Paris back to Salzburg. They are returns accompanied by reflection of inherent poetry and world-renowned artistic traditions. These volumes present us with a progressive undertaking, with the eminent tool of thoughtful statistics and historical context. Getting an insider’s perspective to how Mozart and his closest relatives cope with the challenges of being natives of the great arts nations. Forming a mosaic that not only showcases the musical and literary talents of our protagonists, but also perpetuate the spirit of empathy and solidarity amidst historical studies. Wink Owl Publishing An elegant gift that can truly stand the test of time.

Электронная Книга «The Mozarts, Who They Were Volume 2» написана автором Diego Minoia в году.

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Язык: Английский

ISBN: 9788835428435

In this new publication, available in an engaging two-volume series by Diego Minoia, we learn about the life and times of the Mozart family. Everything that there is to discover about these extraordinary characters and the epoch in which they lived is illustrated in this interesting and curious story that narrates approximately thirty years of their lives: travels and encounters, triumphs and disappointments, petty deceit and genius, rebellion and defeat. The story of the Mozart family, told through their own eyes, thanks to a rich collection of letters containing a wealth of information, enriched with detailed study that allows us a complete panoramic view of the circles in which they traveled, between journeys and presentations, intrigue and friendship, compliance to the powerful and desire for autonomy. An overview of a family and of a European continent that helps us understand the Eighteenth Century from a protagonist who rendered it one of the most prolific eras for music. “The Mozarts: Who They Were” narrates the story of their lives until 1775, following them step by step, getting to know and understand them. Would you like to be their traveling companion? We will begin in Salzburg, where the family was formed and where Wolfgang Amadeus and his sister Maria Anna – known as Nannerl – were born to accompany them in their early travels to Munich and Vienna. We will then follow them in their very long European Grand Tour where the two young Mozart children were to become known as child prodigies, journeying through the principle courts of Germany, the Netherlands, France and England. 5,200 kilometers covered and 80 cities, visited in 1,269 days. No rock or pop star has ever accomplished such a tour! In Volume I, we will follow Mozart to Munich, then on to Vienna, and finally Paris. Volume II will see his return to Salzburg from London, traveling through France and Switzerland. This is the moment when Leopold Mozart's ambitions become more audacious. It was time for Wolfgang Amadeus to begin his formation in becoming a composer, and there was only one place to do this: Italy. And this is how father and son, alone, without the women of the family, confronted their three journeys to Dante's Bel Paese, where they made friends and found recognition, as well as some less complimentary opinions. We will continue to accompany the Mozart family along the various visits on their tour of Italy where they visited many important cities: Verona, Mantua, Milan, Bologna, Florence, Rome, Naples, Turin, Venice. We will discover through their travels the many interesting facts about how life was lived in the country of Bel Canto – beautiful singing. In the meantime, Amadeus the child, was growing into a mature musician, brought up to perfect his craft, having already composed his first operas, as well as being able to navigate his way through the creation of the sacred and profane vocal and instrumental music. The elderly prince-bishop who had supported the Mozart family passed away and was substituted by Hieronymus Colloredo, whose relationship with the family grew constrained over time. The small and provincial Salzburg did not allow the young Wolfgang to express his full potential, who dreamed of the capital and a prestigious post at the Imperial Court.