Mozart’s Death Pt. 1

Mozart’s Death Pt. 1

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The Death of Mozart
Stuff You Missed in History Class

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart died in December of 1791, bringing his profound career to an untimely end. But how exactly did he die? Join Katie and Sarah as they examine the life of Mozart -- and the questions surrounding his death -- in this podcast.

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Episode #194- Who Killed Mozart? (Part III)
Our Fake History

In 1791 Wolfgang Mozart was one the verge of a comeback. After being the toast of Vienna for half a decade, his music was starting to be considered passé by the late 1780's. A turbulent war between Austria and Turkey and an economic depression only made matters worse. But in 1791 ...  Afficher plus

Episode #194- Who Killed Mozart? (Part III)
Our Fake History

In 1791 Wolfgang Mozart was one the verge of a comeback. After being the toast of Vienna for half a decade, his music was starting to be considered passé by the late 1780's. A turbulent war between Austria and Turkey and an economic depression only made matters worse. But in 1791 ...  Afficher plus

Episode 6: The mystery of Mozart’s Requiem
Case Notes

In 1791 a masked figure knocked at Mozart’s door. He wanted to commission a piece from the great composer – a mass for the dead. There was one condition, Mozart could never know who his client was. Mozart agreed and started work on the piece. But he soon became ill – had he been ...  Afficher plus