Just wanted to ask you all if you’ve been hearing your Mozart lately?

photo credit: Bertelsmann Stiftung
Just wanted to ask you all if you’ve been hearing your Mozart lately?

photo credit: Bertelsmann Stiftung
Source: WikipediaMozart was a great composer, and his music will live for as long as people appreciate great classical music. Even for those who do not like classical music, just the beauty of the melodies, compositions, and notes that go into Mozart’s music is enough to make anyone a classical music lover.
I was one who didn’t appreciate great music until I happened on a Mozart CD.
It’s been another day, and filled with Mozart’s music. I hope you all are listening to your favorite concerto right now.

photo credit: chelseagirl
I would like to ask if any of you Mozart fans can transpose some of Mozart’s pieces (strings) into notes I can play on my guitar?
I wanted to take up classical guitar, and since I’ve been self taught so far on it, I would like to jump head first into the classical music genre by starting with my favorite composer, Amadeus.
Anyone help me out?
Can you imagine earning close to half a million dollars for a sketch you made of a song you wrote? Well, not that Mozart will be enjoying the profit of the sale, here is the article of that sale from the Associate Press:
A leaf from Mozart’s sketch for the Sinfonia Concertante in E flat sold Tuesday for a record price of $228,484 for a single page in the master’s hand. Maggs Bros. Ltd. of London bought the manuscript for an unidentified private client, auctioneer Sotheby’s said. The previous record was $184,000 for a sheet bearing the notes for the opening Rondo K.386 in A major, sold at Sotheby’s in 1998.
One page of the leaf contains a 27-bar sketch for the cadenza for the first movement, notated in brown ink on four two-stave systems. The other contains two autograph horn parts for unidentified instrument works. Sotheby’s said that only two other leaves of the manuscript of the Concertante survive. It was composed in 1779.
“The Sinfonia Concertante was Mozart’s first truly great masterpiece,” said Simon Maguire, senior specialist in Sotheby’s Music department. “Together with Bach and Beethoven, he is one of the three pre-eminent composers of all time, and this was the work where the young 23-year-old first attained such a level. “It is one of Mozart’s greatest works, and we are thrilled to have handled a manuscript that takes us so close to its original inception.”
Taken from The Associated Press
Article Launched: 12/04/2007 09:59:28 AM PST
If only I had bought it…