The greatest mind in Western music is examined by a National Book
Award-winning writer on culture and psychology in this concise account
of the life of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The composer's unshakable hold
on the public's fascination can only be strengthened by the historian
and biographer Peter Gay's bold new perspective. His passionate and
painstaking research reveals truths more fascinating than the myths that
have long shrouded the maestro's life. Here is the archetypal child
prodigy whose genius triumphed over early precociousness and who later
broke away from a loving but tyrannical father to pursue his vision
unhampered. This is the perfect biography for anyone who has ever
wanted to know about Mozart but does not want to dig through massive
tomes.
4 hrs and 27 mins Narrated by: Alexander Adams
Book or text are wanted!
186 MB mp3 (96)
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