One of the best creations of the great composerthe right is considered to be "Requiem", or "Requiem". This unfinished work of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, which some also called (erroneously) "Requiem for a Dream," reviews are most enthusiastic.
"Requiem for a Dream" - this is actually the lastthe work of the greatest Austrian classic. But apart from him in the legacy of Mozart there are tremendous masterpieces that excite to the depths of the soul. The composer was born on January 27, 1756 in the city of Salzburg. It is interesting that at the age of four he wrote his debut concert for harpsichord. And having reached six years old, young talent goes on tour, plays at the court of Elector of Bavaria, gives concerts in Vienna. It's hard to believe that sonatas written by a child are so popular not only in their native Austria, but also in other European countries. Wolfgang gives concerts and continues to compose music.
About seventeen years the composer is forced tostop working on your favorite opera music and concentrate on the church choir. This was the order of the archbishop, who, to all other reasons, forbade him to leave Salzburg. However, he still continues to write string quartets, operas and even gives performances. The intense work of the maestro immediately affected his health.
Mozart was a famous person, his workshad a stunning success, but the financial situation was still shaky. Biographers say that the composer was even forced to leave Vienna because of the persecution of creditors. This lack of money led to the fact that he began to write to order, often selling copyrights to other people. In principle, the "Requiem for a Dream" appeared. The reviews of this masterpiece are the most positive. Majestically-woeful music reflects the mood of the author: above it, he worked tirelessly in the last days of his life with special love. It felt like he was writing a memorial service for himself.
The work was ordered by a stranger, as laterwill establish - Count Franz von Walsegg-Stuppach. The mourning funeral mass was intended for the aristocrat's wife, but the disturbing thoughts about the "black man" did not leave Mozart. He interrupted his work and returned to her again, but he was not destined to finish it. The final chords were added by the students of the maestro, in particular Franz Xaver Süsmeier. Today, the "Requiem for a Dream," about which a deaf person has never heard of, is familiar to everyone.
Until now, neither biographers nor historians cancome to a common opinion about the cause of death of the great composer. Both renal infection and poisoning are called (by the envious composer Antonio Salieri, Masons). It is only known that Mozart left this world on December 5, 1791. He was buried in a common grave in St. Mark's cemetery in the Austrian capital. In Prague, a genius was honored, performing the ninth day after his death "Panikhida" with a huge number of people.
"Requiem for a Dream" (Mozart) is a stronga composition that causes conflicting feelings. This is a kind of monument, an eternal tombstone over a genius that has gone into oblivion, but left behind an indelible bright trace.
