this movie leaves one question unanswered-

Rating: 10/10 (17 November 2012)

cause how much of it is true. i believe the quarrel between mozart and Rosenberg could be true, but how about the salieri story? this man dedicated his life to music and wrote indeed a remarkable composition which is to be heard in the beginning. i don't want to say anything about how much mozart was envied by this man, but about the things that makes this movie unforgettable, because the music is not just played in the background, the order which tune plays is chosen wisely: after returning from the court, you see mozart walking through the streets, and a tune is playing in major. as he enters the stairway of the house he lives in, suddenly plays a minor accord- to emphasize his responsibility towards his father. the second transition i remember when i think about this movie is after his wife leaves him for a while, so he got some harsh talk
to listen to from his mother-in-law, that he is not a grown-up, namely a silly person, and selfish, "yes you are selfish and egomaniacal" with her own rhythm, and suddenly you see the scene with the queen of the night and her solo is played. this makes the audience believe mozart could make music from anything that had a rhythm. to my person- i am not the best mozart-connoisseur, i'm just playing a little piano and violin, so i did not know the title of every tune played by heart, but the choice and the order of the music playing must have been done by a mozart-expert!