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1 Class #8 Mozart (Part 2) Beethoven (Part 1)
Music Appreciation Class #8 Mozart (Part 2) Beethoven (Part 1)

2 Mozart: Sonata in C Major K. 330; 3rd Movement
Vladimir Horowitz Horowitz in Moscow (1986)

3 1787: Don Giovanni Don Juan “Or The Rake (Cad/Heel) is Punished”

4 Libretto Lorenzo da Ponte dramma giocoso Anti-Hero

5 Characters Aristocracy Don Giovanni Donna Anna Donna Elvira Commoners
Don Ottavio Commendatore Donna Elvira Commoners Leporello Zerlina Masetto

6 Revolutionary! Overture Leporello’s opening rant (Attempted) rape
Ending Leporello’s opening rant (Attempted) rape Sword fight (musical) Murder Trio for three basses

7 Final Scene Don Giovanni’s last party? Donna Elvira Knocks/steps
Confrontation Good vs. Evil Choice!

8 1791 Die Zauberflöte (Magic Flute) La Clemenza di Tito Requiem
Lacrimosa Myths vs. Facts Franz Xaver Süssmayr

9 December 5, 1791 On the day of his death he asked for the score to be brought to his bedside. 'Did I not say before, that I was writing this Requiem for myself?' After saying this, he looked yet again with tears in his eyes through the whole work ... They were at the first bars of the Lacrimosa when Mozart began to weep...

10 Lacrimosa Tearful that day, on which will rise from ashes
guilty man for judgment. So have mercy, O Lord, on this man. Compassionate Lord Jesus, grant them rest. Amen.

11 1787 Ludwig van Beethoven made his appearance in Vienna as a youthful musician of promise in the spring of 1787, but was only able to remain there a short time; he was introduced to Mozart, and played to him at his request. Mozart, considering the piece he performed to be a studied show-piece, was somewhat cold in his expressions of admiration. Beethoven remarking this, begged for a theme for improvisation, and, inspired by the presence of the master he reverenced so highly, played in such a manner as gradually to engross Mozart's whole attention; turning quietly to the bystanders, he said emphatically, “Watch that young man; he will make himself a name in the world!"


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