Mozart’s Life and Music | Jan Swafford

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“Mozart’s Life and Music”
Jan Swafford
Author, Mozart: The Reign of Love
This speech was given on February 4, 2024, during a Hillsdale College CCA seminar, “The Art of Biography.”
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[@CRAEager]

Wonderful, thank you! Can’t wait to read Jan Swafford’s biographies!

[@TheRickuren]

I LOVED his biography on Charles Ives. One of the best biographies I’ve read.

[@DvCM]

Excellent. It is interesting to have more clarification and detail on Mozart's life and work, and equally interesting to learn how daunting the process of biography can be. Well done!

[@debbieramsey-hanks3757]

Captivating

[@niciassmith1204]

Imagine if Mozart didn't die at 35 but died at 65.

[@Worldahurt]

Rock me Amadeus

[@merlinwizard1000]

1st, 27 April 2024

[@peppolobuondelmonte]

Calumny crew. Mal tutti.

[@robcarter55]

I wonder how many Gen Z think the picture in the thumbnail is of Mozart ??? Lol

[@williamabbott9437]

Imagine if Mozart wasn't a Freemason?

[@baibamennika4480]

Nothing new. this is lecture given in first music class in primary school. However, I personally don't like personality of Mozart neither his music very much

[@williamabbott9437]

Your opinion has given me a new perspective. Now I hate Mozart too. Thank You.

[@PragueMom]

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