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Mozart's Symphony No. 40 in G Minor: Opening the Door to the Romantic World The summer of 1788 was a low point for Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, both personally and professionally. In Vienna, Mozart's popularity was in decline as the city's notoriously fickle audiences turne...

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The Mozart monument pictured stands in the Burggarten, formerly the private garden of the emperor, in the historic center of Vienna.

Ives' "Hallowe'en": Mischief Around a Polytonal Bonfire Composed in 1906, Charles Ives' Hallowe'en evokes childhood memories of a growing bonfire and playful mischief. Ives wrote, It is a take-off of a Halloween party and bon...

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"Là Ci Darem La Mano" from "Don Giovanni": Mozart's Most Seductive Duet Don Giovanni (or Don Juan) is one of literature's most infamous seducers. In Mozart's two act 1787 opera—a sublime blend of comedy, melodrama, and supernatural elements— the character takes ...

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