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Bryce 2022-03-21 09:01:10
I can't rewrite the perfect work
Not historical facts, out of fiction. But the story is well told.
It should be a story about jealousy. Talent (God's spokesperson) not only exposes the ugly face of mediocrity through contrast, but is also the enemy of mediocrity. Conversely, mediocrity is also the enemy of talent.
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Luisa 2022-04-19 09:01:11
The man who smiles like a monkey
I really want to express but I can't say it.
I just know I really love him.
Although he is a bit rude, presumptuous and proud, I still like him.
His passion for music, he is naive..
He is indeed a child. Such as Stan What Z's mother said, she married a child..
but his temperament is what I like. It...
Karl-Heinz Teuber
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Lamar 2022-03-25 09:01:05
Four and a half stars: The crazy and dramatic life of the genius Mozart, with a very unique perspective. But as a biography, it is always a story. The only thing that is sure to be true is his music. I really like it...
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Mona 2022-03-23 09:01:09
"When you write a biography for a good friend, you must write it as if you are avenging him"-Julian Barnes "Flaubert's Parrot"
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Constanze Mozart: [shouting] Leave him alone! He's doing his best!
Emanuel Schikaneder: [to Mozart] I'm paying these people, don't you understand? I'm paying these people to wait while you do nothing! It's ridiculous!
Constanze Mozart: You know what's ridiculous? Your libretto, that's what's ridiculous! Only an idiot would ask Wolfie to work on that stuff! 12-foot snakes, magic flutes?
Emanuel Schikaneder: What's so intelligent about writing a Requiem mass?
Constanze Mozart: Money! Money!
Emanuel Schikaneder: She's mad, Wolfie. Write it down please. Just write it down on paper. It's no good to anybody in your head. To hell with your death mass.
