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Leopold Mozart (1719-87) - Sinfonia burlesca for 2 Violas, 2 Cellos and Basso continuo in G-Major, I. Sinfonia. Performed by Eduard Melkus/Ensemble Eduard Melkus on period instruments.
#leopold mozart#classicism#classical music#sinfonia#strings#period performance#period instruments#symphony#chamber music#sinfonia burlesca#viola#cello#violist#cellist#mozart
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Transparent things (aka memories).
#mozart l'opera rock#sketch#my art#antonio salieri#wolfgang amadeus mozart#leopold mozart#mlor#mikelangelo loconte#florent mothe#sketchbook
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Leopold Mozart/レオポルト・モーツァルト, Bows/Dead Costume (高橋ジョージ/Takahashi Jyouji) Mozart L’Opera Rock Jp 2013 (3/3)
Costume Notes: This is a white version of his regular costume which he wears only after his death. From what I know of this show (which is limited) he only wears this for bows, and if they have a finale number where all the cast emerged prior to bows I guess for that as well.
Parts: 1 , 2
#mozart l'opera rock#mor#mor jp#mozart l'opera rock costume#mor costume#leopold mozart#レオポルトモーツァルト#Takahashi Jyouji#jyuoji takahashi#高橋ジョージ#ロックオペラ モーツァルト#ロックオペラモーツァルト
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Well
#mozart l'opera rock#mlor#leopold Mozart#I didn’t have energy to make it look good and I think it’s funnier this way#he looks like a cardboard cut out
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Mozart's father used to get really angry with Haydn's younger brother because he used to drink too much including when he played the organ. I am not even making this up.
#this is incredible#music history#music#classical music#leopold mozart#michael haydn#haydn#joseph haydn
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LINK FEST: 19 SEPTEMBER 2023
Links that may or may not be related to gardens, food, travel, nature, or heterotopias and liminal spaces but probably are. Sources in parentheses.
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#Brooklyn apartment#container gardens#danish chamber orchestra#dogs#fall foliage#hunting symphony#interior design#leopold mozart#link fest#linkfest#links#living small#native plants#NYC#playground animals#Queens#small space#tiny home
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240 jaar geleden: huwelijk van Nannerl Mozart met baron von Berchtold
Het is ook al 240 jaar geleden dat Maria Anna Mozart (1751-1829), de oudere zus van Wolfgang Amadeus en beter bekend als Nannerl, in het huwelijk moest treden met de veel oudere baron Johann Baptist von Berchtold zu Sonnenburg (1736-1801).
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every once in a while I remember mozart l’opera rock and go a little bit crazyinsane all over again
#I literally forgot I cosplayed salieri in 2019#like. how was I that obsessed with something only to repeatedly forget it existed#also it has been five years#and still. laurent morhain’s voice is a little bit 🫠#only as leopold though. I could care less about him out of character no offense#but leopold can kinda get it. sue me#mor#mozart l'opera rock
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Watched Don Giovanni for the first time somewhat recently and let me tell you what. Knowing that the beginning of the overture aka the part that plays at the beginning of Quand le rideau tombe only comes out in the actual story when Don Giovanni is about to be confronted by the ghost of the father (not his) that he killed through his purposeful neglect and selfishness and carelessness
Makes me wish they’d kept QLRT in mor real bad
#aside from the usual reason of it slaps#I know they keep the beginning of the overture in there but it’s not the sameeee when it’s not attached to leopold#then again it’s been so long since I’ve seen it that I don’t remember when it does play. but I know it’s before he does#AND it would tie in so well to leopold blaming Mozart for his mom’s death!!!!!#og#mor#mozart l'opera rock
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that "Mozart/Salieri is the new Reylo" post is making the rounds again and I can't tell if the people reblogging it are aware of all the existing fanfic and fanart about Mozart and Salieri. There's a prince/knight AU that's quite good!
#yes it's tagged Leopold Mozart's A+ Parenting#yes there's quite a bit of that sort of thing out there#there's also 100k of Constanze/Mozart/Salieri in some kind of modern AU but I cannot vouch for that one#I don't have 100k words' worth of devotion to this ship
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girlies when the real lives and fears of writers are reflected in their works
#yeah hi i’m thinking about don giovanni and leopold mozart’s death again#you see when other biographers read too much into mozart’s relationship with their dad they are wrong. but when i do it i’m right#what don’t you understand#rambles
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“Visitor” Mozart/Colloredo
They were still abed when Arco came. Wolfgang was dozing, nuzzled into the archbishop’s bare chest while the prince was drinking coffee and tracing some of Wolfgang’s feathers.
“Your Highness.” If their state surprised the count Wolfgang couldn’t hear it in his voice.
“Mmm?” Wolfgang could tell by the noise that Colloredo made that the prince was in a good mood.
“There is a visitor demanding to see your ...” Wolfgang could imagine Arco trying to choose a word, knowing well that the wrong choice could have consequences. Colloredo was quite picky with how his servants addressed him. “Companion, Your Highness.” He’d never seen any punishments for those that insulted him. Arco’s tone made him think there might have been some. He supposed it had been a while since he’d heard any mutterings of Fürstin.
Wolfgang half opened his eyes. Arco was fidgeting with his hands, nervous.
“And does this ... visitor have a name?”
“Leopold Mozart, Your Highness.” Wolfgang stiffened. Colloredo must have felt it as he stopped stroking the feathers of Wolfgang’s splayed wing and gave a few tender caresses to the musician’s head before resuming his earlier motion.
“Dismissed.” Wolfgang heard Arco’s acknowledgment and the retreating footsteps that followed.
Wolfgang sat up enough to look the prince-archbishop in the eye. Colloredo’s hand returned to the musician’s hair, resting there amongst the strands. A comforting gesture.
“It seems your father has come.”
Wolfgang nodded, his eyes falling. “Yes, Your Highness.”
“Do you want me to send him away?”
Wolfgang pressed his eyes tightly shut, scenarios flooding through his mind. “I-” Colloredo tilted the musician’s chin back up and Wolfgang opened his eyes. “He will only return, Your Highness. He’s just as pig-headed as I am.”
The prince pulled him into a kiss, long and deep and possessive in a way that was so distinctly Colloredo. “I suppose you were a bit pig-headed when you were younger. So very stubborn.” Another kiss, this time to Wolfgang’s brow. “But you grew out of it.”
Part of Wolfgang rankled at Colloredo’s statement. Deep down he knew it was true. He was so tame in Colloredo’s hands. He hated himself for it, sometimes. But oh, when the prince’s hands were on his body, when the prince’s voice dripped honeyed praise into his ear, when Colloredo touched his wings, oh, he forgot he had ever desired something so mundane as freedom.
“Let me send him away.”
Colloredo’s eyebrow arched.
“Even he is not so pig-headed as to continue to pursue a cause he knows is lost.”
Colloredo pulled him closer to kiss Wolfgang again, gentle and languid.
-------------------------------------------
“Leopold Mozart.” Arco announced his father.
Wolfgang supposed he and the archbishop made quite the pair. Colloredo was in his black ensemble, the gold cross that belied his rank on his breast. As if he needed it. There was something in the way the archbishop carried himself. No one could mistake him for anything less than what he was. Wolfgang himself was in his usual white, standing a step behind and to the right of Colloredo’s throne.
The musician took in his father’s darting eyes. He obviously hadn’t expected Wolfgang to be here. No, he’d expected him to be locked away in some back room with only a piano and his music for company. The archbishop didn’t tolerate the sort of behavior Wolfgang was known for from his servants.
“Your Excellency, I-” His father’s mouth opened and closed, as if he couldn’t find his next words.
Colloredo held up a hand. Just a few fingers really, lazily. His father shut his mouth. The prince then made a come hither gesture. He didn’t turn but there was no doubt it was for Wolfgang.
He took a step forward, to stand beside Colloredo’s throne. His wings were still, completely confident in what he was about to do even if Wolfgang himself wasn’t all that confident.
His father’s eyes flickered once more between the pair before settling on Wolfgang.
“Wolfgang, I-”
“Silence.” The archbishop’s voice cut through the air like a dagger.
Wolfgang swallowed. “Father.” His own voice sounded so calm, so steady. “I have found employment as a court composer to his highness the Prince-Archbishop Colloredo. I do not need you to manage my affairs.” He paused. There was one more piece he should say. “Your presence is a distraction. Leave.”
He took a few steps forward and turned toward Colloredo. He could see the glimmer of approval in the prince-archbishop’s eyes as he bowed. Colloredo gave a sideways nod. A dismissal.
Wolfgang felt his shoulders relaxing as he returned to Colloredo’s study, to the piano there. His mind couldn’t have conjured a tune even if he tried, but his fingers found one well enough, flowing, beautiful.
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Hieronymus waited until Wolfgang was gone before speaking to the young musician's father.
“He came to my court the image of death himself and threw himself at my feet, begging for forgiveness. I think you, of all people, know just what it would have taken for him to do that. Arco, this man is not welcome in Salzburg. Now or ever.”
The count bowed and escorted the sputtering elder Mozart out.
Hieronymus made his way back to his study. The music that greeted his was anxious and slightly frenetic. Perhaps he should have been harder on the cur that inflicted the anxiety on his angel.
The composer paused briefly when Hieronymus placed his hand on Wolfgang’s shoulder, but resumed, his pace steadying, the anxiety bleeding away. Once it had gone Hieronymus went to his own desk. There was still much to be done before the day ended.
#my fic#mozart/colloredo#credit to fitzrove for getting me to think about mozart/colloredo#multi perspctives#last bit is Colloredo's persective#Leopold bashing
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Leopold Mozart/レオポルト・モーツァルト, "J’accuse mon père" costume (高橋ジョージ/Takahashi Jyouji) Mozart L’Opera Rock Jp 2013 (2/3)
Parts: 1 , 3
#ロックオペラ モーツァルト#mozart l'opera rock costume#mor jp#ロックオペラモーツァルト#レオポルトモーツァルト#leopold mozart#j’accuse mon père#Takahashi Jyouji#Jyouji Takahashi#高橋ジョージ#mor costume#mor
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a closer look at my new icon
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Mozart, who is your favourite composer?
Das ist einfach, Stamitz!
If it weren't for him, music today would be wildly different! He was the master of simplicity, of elegance. Indeed, he pioneered the way of musical thinking that fully characterises the modern way of life; orderly, neat, and beautiful in its incomplexity.
If it weren't for him, I am sure my music, and that of my teacher the venerable Mr. Haydn, and of old Ludwig would be vastly different... Well, maybe not Ludwig. He seems to very much do his own thing with little care for the elegance of the Mannheim school of composition. Perhaps if he took a leaf or two out of their book his cadenzas might sound they belong with concerti... Oh, but I digress. Stamitz simply cannot be beaten!
#Mozart Antwortet#I was tempted to answer this as Leopold Mozart rather than Wolfgang but I decided against it. more lore comes from Wolfgang anyway
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is leopold godowsky the most underrated composer of the 20th century? the answer is yes
#leopold godowsky#music#classical music#the man is a 20 century mozart/liszt and basically no one knows about his works outside the chopin interpretations#just so insistently individualistic and inventive and adventurous#such a supernatural sense for melody and rhythm...#the only other genius of this level that isn't nearly appreciated enough that i can think of is stanchinsky#but at least stanchinsky died at 20 so!
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