In Search of Mozart (2006)
In Search of Mozart (2006)
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Documentary/Musical | Director: Phil Grabsky | Stars: Frank Adams-Brown, Debbie Arnold and Sean Barrett
Xvid 720x404 29.97fps 1732Kbps | English Dolby AC3 48000Hz stereo 192Kbps | 02:08:39 | 1.8 Gb
Subtitles: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Chinese, Japanese - sub/idx
Documentary/Musical | Director: Phil Grabsky | Stars: Frank Adams-Brown, Debbie Arnold and Sean Barrett
For someone who would like to explore Mozart's music and/or learn more about his life, this documentary will be an excellent source of both. The viewers can listen to Mozart's compositions in a chronological order mostly and hear the progression of his composition skills. And how fast he progresses! The documentary showcases a wide range of musical genres–sonatas, concerti, symphonies, operas, motets, string quartets, and more. World-class musicians and conductors explain the technical aspects of certain pieces and talk about the emotions they evoke. We also journey through Mozart's life following some excerpts of his and his parents' letters and video clips of the cities he visited during his lifetime.
In Search of Mozart (2006)
In Search of Mozart (2006)
In Search of Mozart (2006)
IN SEARCH OF MOZART is the first ever major feature-length documentary on Mozart’s life.
Produced in association with the world’s leading orchestras, opera houses and musicians… told through a 25,000 mile journey along every route Mozart followed…IN SEARCH OF MOZART is a detective story that travels to the heart of old Europe… and the heart of genius itself.
Narrated by Juliet Stevenson and featuring: Ronald Brautigam, Renée Fleming, Magdalena Kožená, Lang Lang, Louis Langrée, Julian Rachlin, Roger Norrington, Imogen Cooper, Škampa Quartet, Orchestra of the 18th Century, the Salzburg Camerata… and many other leading musicians, performers, and Mozart experts.
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