in the movie amadeus what was the most popular form of music mozart wrote??
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the simpler kind, but all he wrote was really pure genius
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It's a reference to "Köchel's Catalog of Mozart's Works" (aka "Köchel-Verzeichnis"). Ludwig von Köchel (1800-1877) tried to create a chronological catalogue of all of Mozart's compositions. According to his catalogue, No. 626 from your example would be the Requiem in D minor that Mozart composed in 1791 shortly before his death.\n\nOf course, the exact dates of many of his works is a wild guess at best and there's has been a lot of re-dating, re-evalution and re-arrangement since the first edition in 1862. The last major changes and corrections were included in 1964 (6th edition).
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It's "O soave fanciulla" from Puccini's La Boheme.\n\nThere are two pieces of music that were played in "Passion":\n\n1. Artist: Giacomo Puccini\nAlbum: La Boheme CD (Various CDs)\nSong Title: "O soave fanciulla" \n2. Artist: Morcheeba\nAlbum: "Who Can You Trust?" \nSong Title: "Never an Easy Way"
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these are straightforward "declarative" sentences, beginning with a subject and ending with a predicate. Also, they are explanatory, dealing with objective historical matters (all dealing with Mozart's music and similar music of his time).
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1. Symphony no. 40 of Mozart\n2. Symphony no. 9 of Mozart\n3. Moonlight Sonata - Beethoven\n4. RHINO by Ananda Shankar
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he is like the most successful composer since mozart! go to wikipedia.org and look up Beethoven and you will find a wealth of information
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mozart's magic flute aka Die Zauberflöte
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For The Love Of Oranges, by Sergei Prokofiev.\nOrange Crush by REM.
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Are words the only form of expression? How does music move people? What are examples of how music without words made an impact? e.g. how does a soundtrack in movie affect the viewer, or tell the viewer how to feel? More broadly, what was the role of Mozart and Beethoven and Tschaivsky in their times?
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Check out:\nhttp://lfa.atu.edu/music/barber/intro/Mozart.htm
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I'd nominate Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (brilliant performer, began composing at early age, left a huge volume music when he died early) or Johann Sebastian Bach (inventor or at least early practitioner of the well-tempered scales which allow transposition into any scale without getting dissonances, as well as a very productive componist). Modern music still borrows from them.
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Mozart is the most well-known and popular composer when it comes to that...\n\nBut I believe any piece of light classical music will help you to study. \n\n(When I mean light, I mean that the music is not dramatic, serious, profound, etc...)\n\nThe volume has to be loud enough so you can hear it clearly ("legibly" so to speak)...\n\nBecause what good would it do if the music is quiet enough to blend into the sounds of the environment?
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(Based on the titles you've already listed, I'm assuming you want more popular stuff, not classical scores.)\n\nTombraider (the first one)\nKill Bill, vol. 1\nMoulin Rouge\nLord Of The Rings Trilogy (1 from each film)\nThe Matrix (the first one)\nTop Gun\nMy Best Friend's Wedding\nThe Wedding Singer\nThe Graduate\nHelp! (Beatles)\nGrease\nStayin' Alive\n\n\nHope at least one of those works for you.....
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Dont understand exactly what you wanna ask, but i know the background music is from Canon in D major by Johann Pachelbel.
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i think you might be referring to the libretto or the story/text that music is based on?
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Henry Mancini, who won an Emmy Award and two Grammys for his soundtrack to Peter Gunn, was the first composer to have a widespread hit with a song from a soundtrack\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soundtrack
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I really love classical music. That is the only kind of music i listen to and i listen to it everyday. I especially like classical piano music, i think its because i play, a little, the piano myself. Here are some of my favorite pieces:\n\n1. All of Hungarian Dances by Johannes Brahms\n2. Any Sonatas by Mozart\n3. Canon in D by Pachebel\n4. Nocturnes by Chopin\n5. Sonatinas by Clementi\n6. Etudes by Chopin\n7. Hungarian Rhapsody no.2 by Liszt\n8. Nutcraker (Pas de deux) by Tchaikovsky\nand a lot more...\n\nI can't name all of them, because there would be enough space. But classical music is the best for me...