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	Constanze Mozart
		These are the words which begin almost every one of the surviving letters that Mozart wrote to his wife, Constanze.
		Her name was Constanze Marie Weber, one of several daughters of an inconsequential musician, and she was born in Zell, a small town in central Germany, on January 5, 1762.
		Aloisa's main claim to fame, of course, lay in the fact that she was Mozart's first serious love, but she jilted him in favor of her budding career, thinking him "such a little man..." In the end, it was Constanze that he fell truly in love with and married.
	themozartcafe.homestead.com /Constanze.html (211 words)

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		Constanze Mozart (born Constanze Weber) (5 January 1762; Zell im Wiesental, Germany – 6 March 1842; Salzburg), a first cousin of the composer Carl Maria von Weber, was the wife of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
		Mozart and Constanze Weber met in 1777 in Mannheim.
		As a result of her frequent pregnancies, Constanze is said to have been weak and often confined to her bed.
	encyclopedia.calendarhome.com /cgi-bin/encyclopedia.pl?p=Constanze_Mozart (416 words)

	Carl Maria von Weber
		Weber was born in 1786 in Eutin, Germany.
		Weber had borrowed from a man who hoped that Weber could help his son avoid military conscription by finding a position for him at the court, but when this did not occur and the son died at war, a complaint was registered.
		Weber had been asked to participate in the creation of a new German-language opera company in Dresden, and he was based there from 1817 until 1821.
	www.musicacademyonline.com /composer/biographies.php?bid=43 (2696 words)

	Dear Constanze :: Salt Spring News :: Daily News Of and For Salt Spring Island, British Columbia, Canada
		Constanze's only redeeming feature seems to be a basic loyalty to her husband, manifested in a readiness to sleep with his rival Salieri in order to advance Mozart's career.
		In addition to Constanze, for whom Mozart would write the sublime but challenging solos in his Mass in C minor, Fridolin's eldest daughter, Josefa, was to be Mozart's first Queen of the Night, and his second, Aloysia, became the Renée Fleming of her day, enjoying great public acclaim for her singing.
		Constanze petitioned Emperor Leopold II for a pension, and was awarded a tiny annual sum.
	www.saltspringnews.com /index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=13134 (566 words)

	Referat Constanze Weber die Ehefrau Wolfang A referate Musik versuch (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Constanze hatte noch eine ältere Schwester, genannt Aloysia.
		Constanze hielt das Andenken Mozarts aufrecht und wollte der Sache Wolfgangs“ auch noch nach seinem Tode dienen.
		Constanze gründete sogar ein Mozarteum in Salzburg, der genaue Zeitpunkt ist nicht überliefert.
	www.referatde.com /referate/Musik/5/Constanze-Weber-die-Ehefrau-Wolfang-A--Mozarts.php (665 words)

	Carl Maria von Weber Summary
		Weber was the eldest of the three children of Franz Anton von Weber (who seems to have had no real claim to a "von" denoting nobility), and his second wife, Genovefa Brenner, an actress.
		Weber accepted the invitation, and in 1826 he travelled to England, to finish the work and be present at the performance on the 12 April.
		Weber was already suffering from tuberculosis, when he visited London and he died there during the night of 4 to 5 June, 1826.
	www.bookrags.com /Carl_Maria_von_Weber (1649 words)

	Carl Maria Friedrich Ernst von Weber Biography \| Encyclopedia of World Biography
		The operas of Carl Maria Friedrich Ernst von Weber (1786-1826) are the cornerstone of the German romantic opera, and he is often heralded as the father of musical romanticism.
		The turning point in Weber's career seems to have taken place when he was arrested and eventually banished from Stuttgart as a result of an unsavory scandal concerning a possible charge of bribery in connection with the court.
		Weber was also a respectable prose writer, especially of music criticism, thus proving himself to be entirely in keeping with 19th-century romantic aspirations.
	www.bookrags.com /biography/carl-friedrich-ernst-von-weber (755 words)

	Constanze Mozart (Site not responding. Last check: )
		März 1842 in Salzburg; gebürtige Constanze Weber) war die Ehefrau von Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart und die Kusine von Carl Maria von Weber.
		Mozart und Constanze Weber lernten sich 1777 in Mannheim kennen, Mozart verliebte sich aber zunächst in ihre Schwester Aloysia.
		Zehn Jahre später, 1809, heiratete Constanze Georg Nikolaus Nissen, einen dänischen Legationssekretären und Diplomaten.
	www.biologie.de /biowiki/Constanze_Mozart (280 words)

	CurledUp.com Interview with Stephanie Cowell (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Frau Weber ruled the life of the girls more because her husband was easygoing and gave in to her wild matrimonial plans for them even when he did put in his two centsand then he died, and left it all to her.
		Aloysia’s husband had a contract with Frau Weber, Aloysia’s mother, to send a certain sum every year because the Weber parents had provided for her during her trainingthey were not supposed to lose the financial benefits of her earnings.
		One of the reasons Frau Weber wanted at least one of her girls to marry very well is that she would also be uplifted in social stratariding in carriages, served hot chocolate by the maid, moving in with her now fortunate daughters for months at a time.
	www.marryingmozart.com /html/body_curledup.html (3779 words)

	Mozart’s Wife
		Constanze had a fine ear, was a good pianist, and had a pretty soprano voice, and most of all she had an appreciation for Mozart's sensitivity.
		However, it was during this time that Constanze and Mozart had a brief separation over a disagreement on Constanze's behavior when she had lost a round of a game of forfeits, where she paid the penalty of her game loss by letting a young man measure her calves with a ribbon.
		Constanze became ill, was in confinement, and Mozart now looked at the situation as a chance to be an heroic deliverer - "I must rescue her as soon as possible." He had a vision of liberating his beloved.
	enlightenedmozart.250free.com /MozartsWife.html (2195 words)

	- Classical Music Dictionary - Free MP3
		Carl Maria von Weber, a cousin of Mozart's wife Constanze Weber and the son of a versatile musician who had founded his own travelling theatre company, was trained as a musician from childhood.
		Weber’s opera Der Freischuetz (The Marksman), first staged in Berlin in 1821, blends many of the ingredients typical of German Romanticism, simple peasant virtues mingled with the magic and latent evil of the forest where the hero's magic bullets are forged at midnight.
		Weber's two concertos and the concertino for clarinet were written for the clarinettist Heinrich Baermann.
	www.karadar.com /Dictionary/weber.html (315 words)

	Soundpost Online Spring03
		Constanze is sometimes accused of having an affair with one of Mozart’s pupils (who is said to have fathered Constanze’s second surviving child); and Mozart is sometimes accused of having an affair with another of his pupils.
		Her father, Fridolin Weber, was a court musician in Mannheim; her sister, Aloysia, became a professional singer; and one of her cousins was the composer Carl Maria von Weber.
		Constanze’s appreciation of music and belief in her husband’s work are evident in Mozart’s description of Constanze’s response when he played fugues by Handel and Bach at home.
	www.soundpostonline.com /archive/spring2003/page10.htm (994 words)

	The many muses of Amadeus \| csmonitor.com
		Constanze Weber, the sister Wolfgang eventually married, has generally been "maligned, ridiculed and slandered by the cruel tongues of posterity." Ms.
		"Supportive, intelligent, and encouraging," Constanze was "a fun-loving companion" who, after Mozart's early death, did her utmost to ensure Mozart's reputation would be stellar, and that his music would be in the hands of reputable publishers.
		Glover, to the contrary, argues that "the vast conception and 'tailor made' solo writing for Constanze are spectacular indicators of his great love for his new wife," particularly as they demonstrate his awareness of the music that she both liked and could sing.
	www.csmonitor.com /2006/0214/p13s02-bogn.htm (870 words)

	Mozart - segment 2
		Constanze and her maid Blonde have been captured for a harem, but they consistently reject the Pasha and his steward.
		Constanze Weber and he were married in August 1782.
		After Mozart's death Constanze reported that Mozart had not been capable of managing his finances, and she had not known how to help him.
	net.unl.edu /musicFeat/composer/cmmozartday2.html (1205 words)

	pawlak-bochum.de www.pawlak-bochum.de Constanze Mozart
		März 1842 in Salzburg; gebürtige ''Constanze Weber'') war die Ehefrau von Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
		Mozart und Constanze Weber lernten sich 1777 in Mannheim kennen, als sich Mozart in ihre Schwester Aloysia verliebte.
		In Wien wohnte Mozart eine zeitlang bei den Webers, mußte jedoch "wegen dem Gerede der Leute" die Wohnung wechseln.
	www.pawlak-bochum.de /wiki-Constanze_Mozart.html (265 words)

	Constanze, Mozart's Beloved
		This book is an evocative portrayal of Constanze, beloved of Mozart in the real sense, her world after her husband's death still much revolving about his genius and his music.
		Constanze, Mozart's Beloved is a historical account which beautifully captures the worth of Constanze Weber and the challenges of her commitment to her departed endeared husband, the genius Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
		Constanze Mozart appears slowly before us as a refined, courageous, intelligent and ressourcefull woman, who took great care of her family and of the legacy her husbang left her.
	www.cheapesttextbooks.com /review-Constanze-Mozart's-Beloved-Agnes-Selby-0908031718.html (1412 words)

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		The composer Weber and his music have become something of a no-go area in recent years.
		Weber, as a cousin of Mozart's wife Constanze Weber, was more justifiably proud of being related to the great composer by marriage.
		Indeed, the unearthly music for converging and diverging strings at the beginning of Act 3, when the innocent Euryanthe is about to be killed by her husband for supposed unfaithfulness, ushers us in the general direction of Wagner's marvellous music for the scene on the cliffs of Brittany at the beginning of Tristan's Act 3.
	www.smh.com.au /cgi-bin/common/printArticle.pl?path=/articles/2002/06/30/1023864683243.html (1064 words)

	The Mozart Project: "Amadeus" and Mozart
		Granted, Constanze's alteration of family letters has certainly irritated scholars and raised suspicions about her motivations, but that is applying twentieth-century views of biography to the more protective one of earlier times.
		A primary issue in both stage and screen versions is Mozart's behavior: his cavorting with Constanze in a public room of a noble residence, his use of inappropriate language, his excessive drinking, his lack of respect for the emperor and archbishop, his public parody of Salieri, his high self-opinion, and his general insensitivity to propriety.
		Constanze had been ill, requiring her to go to Baden for a cure; at one point her condition with an ulcerated ankle was potentially serious.
	www.mozartproject.org /essays/brown.html (7607 words)

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		Constanze was 20 years old, and Mozart was 26 years old.
		Aloysia Weber was Mozart’s former love, but he did not marry her because he was repulsed by her behavior.
		Mozart and Constanze lived happily, but they were often in debt with barely any money to support the family.
	home.comcast.net /~the.idea.orchard/FamilyHistory_ConstanzeMozart_Family.htm (263 words)

	Amadeus [Immortal] : The People : Mozart (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Aloysia Weber and court actor Joseph Lange were wed in October of 1780, breaking Wolfgang's heart as he still hoped a relationship with the singer would blossom.
		Wolfgang moved in with the Weber family in Vienna and resigned from his post with the Archbishop of Salzburg, and was famously (and literally) kicked out.
		Several years later, Constanze would return to the cemetery but would be unable to locate her late husband's grave.
	www.amadeusimmortal.com /people/mozart.php (1206 words)

	Mendelssohn Club of Philadelphia
		In 1781, the Webers had followed Aloysia to Vienna, where she was engaged to sing at the imperial theater.
		In an attempt to placate Leopold, who was quite vocal in his distrust of the Webers, Mozart’s letters to his father paint Constanze as sweet, industrious, quiet, thrifty, and modest, in short the perfect wife and helpmate, and to reinforce the contrast, paint Aloysia in the flest of terms.
		In order to impress his father with the sober, industrious life he himself was leading in Vienna, he mentioned a half-finished Mass he had written for Constanze, in fulfillment of a vow he had made if she recovered from an undisclosed illness and allowed him to marry her.
	www.mcchorus.org /prognt23.htm (2201 words)

	Mozart Memorial Hall - Moonlightchest.com
		On August 4, 1782, against his father's wishes, he married Constanze Weber (1763 - 1842); her father Fridolin was a half-brother of Carl Maria von Weber's father Franz Anton Weber.
		In 1783, Wolfgang and Constanze visited Leopold in Salzburg, but the visit was not a success, as his father did not open his heart to Constanze.
		Wolfgang featured Constanze as the lead female solo voice at the premiere of the work, hoping to endear her to his father's affection.
	memorial.moonlightchest.com /27 (2310 words)

	Education Source Book
		The Webers were afraid Mozart would renege on the engagement and made him sign a contract saying he would either marry Constanze within three years or give her a yearly stipend; the girl tore up the agreement.
		Constanze was musical and seems to have been a loving wife and mother, if occasionally inclined to flirt with other men.
		Although Constanze was ill and could not attend, many in Vienna’s music community, including Salieri, were at his funeral.
	www.sdopera.org /mktg05.nsf/3d9d34cbebec8008882569de00162c21/9e542c7c9fc4312488256a1900035834!OpenDocument (2097 words)

	Constanze Weber
		Constanze Weber nasceu em Zell, na Alemanha, no dia 5 de janeiro de 1762.
		O famoso compositor chegou até a escrever algumas peças para ela interpretar, uma vez que, vindo de uma família de músicos, irmãs, Josepha e Aloisia Weber, porém sendo a menos talentosa, Constanze apresentava uma extensão vocal e agilidade bem satisfatórias.
		A morte de Constanze Weber se deu seis meses após erguerem uma estátua de Mozart em Salzburgo, diante da casa ocupada por ela.
	enciclopedia.tiosam.com /enciclopedia/enciclopedia.asp?title=Constanze_Weber (749 words)

	Biographie Amadeus Mozart
		Three and a half years after a young musician named Aloysia Weber refused Mozart's marriage proposal, he married her younger sister Constanze, on August 4, 1782.
		After Mozart's death, Constanze met and evetually married Nikolaus von Nissen, an official in the Danish Embassy, and it was he who raised Mozart's sons.
		von Nissen died in 1826, and Constanze in 1842.
	library.thinkquest.org /C006599/english/am.html (754 words)

	Dr. Dick's Blog: More Tales From the Crypt
		Not mentioned in Maynard Solomon’s “Mozart” is Genofeva Weber, Constanze’s aunt and mother of Carl Maria von Weber (she died 1798 while her son studied with Michael Haydn in Salzburg) though her name is clearly identified on the one marker beside the central monument.
		Though Constanze, Mozart’s wife, had never been accepted into the Mozart family by Leopold or Nannerl, she later petitioned to have her second husband buried in the Mozart family grave in Salzburg.
		Ultimately, Constanze allowed her two sisters to be buried there as well, so ultimately Leopold Mozart found himself resting eternally amidst the whole lot of the Weber Family he despised – speaking of turning over in his grave...
	witf.blogspot.com /2006/01/more-tales-from-crypt.html (799 words)

	Wolfgang Mozart and Constanze Weber
		After his dismissal and the sacking of Mozart in Salzburg in 1781, he moves in with the Weber family, who has moved from Munich to Vienna.
		But her younger sister Constanze catches Mozarts attention, they fall in love and get engaged.
		Constanze gives birth to six children, only two survive childhood – Carl Thomas (1784-1858) and Franz Xaver Wolfgang (1791-1844).
	www.mozartones.com /en/mozart/index.asp?id=10 (110 words)

	Constanze Mozart
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		Constanze Mozart (born Constanze Weber) (5 January 1763; Zell im Wiesental, Germany - 6 March 1842; Salzburg), a first cousin of the composer Carl Maria von Weber, was the wife of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
		Mozart and Constanze Weber met in 1777 in Mannheim.
	www.spock.com /Constanze-Mozart (152 words)

	Unique photo of Mozart's widow revealed \| Special reports \| Guardian Unlimited
		Her hair severely parted, Constanze Weber Mozart looks unsmilingly away from the camera.
		The newly discovered fl and white image is the only photograph ever taken of Constanze Mozart, the widow of the Austrian composer and genius Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
		The long-lost photograph was taken in October 1840, when Constanze Weber was 78 years old, at Max Keller's home.
	www.guardian.co.uk /germany/article/0,,1815045,00.html?gusrc=rss (335 words)

	WAMozartFan.com - The Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Educational Fanpage
		Aloysia was a talented coloratura soprano and Mozart had hoped to journey with her to Italy, but his father refused to let Mozart divert from his course to Paris.
		Weber became pregnant quickly and in 1783, Mozart and Constanze saw their first child, Raimund Leopold, die in infancy.
		Constanze was not well-liked by either Leopold or Nannerl.
	www.wamozartfan.com /bio.html (2688 words)

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