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Titles In The Listeners Companion Series Provide Readers With A Deeper Understanding Of Key Musical Genres And The Work Of Major Artists And Composers. Aimed At Nonspecialists, Each Volume Clearly Explains How To Listen To Works From Particular Artists, Composers, And Genres. Examining Both The Context In Which The Music Appeared And Its Form, Authors Provide The Environments In Which Key Musical Works Were Written And Performedfrom A 1950S Bebop Concert At The Village Vanguard To A Performance Of Handels Messiah In Eighteenthcentury Dublin.Wolfgang Amad Mozart (17561791) Remains As Popular Today As Ever. His Recordings Fill Itunes Playlists, And Annual Mozart Festivals Are Performed Worldwide. His Eminence As A Musician Has Supported Overseas Guided Tours, Served As The Subject Of A Cartoon Series (Little Amadeus: Twentynine Episodes From 2006 To 2008), Inspired Movies And Documentaries, And Launched A French Rock Opera.In Experiencing Mozart: A Listeners Companion, Music Historian David Schroeder Illustrates How The Issues Mozart Cared About So Deeply Remain Important To Modern Listeners. His Views On Politics, Women, Authority, And Religion Are Provided, Along With Compelling Analysis Of Selected Great Symphonies And Sonatas, Moving Concertos And Innovative Keyboard Works, And Groundbreaking Operas. Schroeder Merges His Vast Knowledge Of The Great Artists Personal And Professional Life, Late Eighteenthcentury European Culture And Society, And Remarkable Musicianship To Guide Listeners In The Art Of Listening To Mozart. This Work Is An Ideal Introduction To Readers And Listeners At Any Level.
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