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	Antonio Salieri - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Salieri was buried in the Matzleinsdorfer Friedhof (his remains were later transferred to the Zentralfriedhof) in Vienna, Austria.
		Salieri and Mozart even composed a song for voice and piano together, called Per la ricuperata salute di Ophelia, which was celebrating the happy return to stage of the famous singer Nancy Storace.
		Salieri is presented as both in awe and spite for Mozart and his talents, going so far as to renounce God for blessing Mozart, whilst also weeping in disbelief at the sound of the composer's music.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Antonio_Salieri (1491 words)

	Mozart vs. Salieri (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Mozart is quickly taken into royal service in the film, but he really had little to do with the court and wasn't offered an official position there until 1787 (when he was appointed chamber musician with a modest salary).
		Antonio Salieri arrived in Vienna in 1766 as an orphaned apprentice to composer Leopold Gassmann.
		Mozart was more revolutionary in terms of his musical style, and his work proved to match the trends of the new era.
	darkwing.uoregon.edu /~khensche/stories/mozart.html (2069 words)

	Amadeus [Immortal] : The People : Salieri
		Salieri died rather delirious in Vienna in 1825 at the age of seventy-five.
		Oddly, Salieri had confessed to the poisoning days earlier, but doctors of the time write that Salieri was delusional and probably suffering from advanced syphilis (but then, every great man dies of syphilis, right?).
		But whatever the cause, Salieri was not right in the head, to put it gently, when he "confessed" to a crime that had never, technically, been committed.
	www.amadeusimmortal.com /people/salieri.php (492 words)

	TUTA :: Pushkin: Mozart and Salieri
		"Mozart and Salieri" is part of the "little tragedies" cycle, a collection of four short plays in verse (The Miserly Knight, Mozart and Salieri, The Stone Guest, and A Feast During the Plague) that Pushkin wrote in 1830.
		It seemed to me insufficient to present Salieri simply as an envious man. To my mind he was a high priest of his art, and he was a mortal ideological fiend to the one who seemed to rock the basis of his art.
		Mozart and Salieri, Cain and Abel: A Cinematic Transformation of Genesis 4
	www.tutato.com /tuta.php?action=pushkin (640 words)

	Amadeus (1984) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Examples of this collaboration of music and picture are many; when Mozart (Tom Hulce) swaggers through the streets of Vienna taking swigs from a bottle of wine, we hear a jolly piano concerto; and he is hurled into a mass grave to the sorrowful Lacrimosa of his requiem mass.
		Constanze Mozart (Elizabeth Berridge) is on first appearances a giggling girl, and yet through the course of the film we are shown that she is very shrewd, and is ruthless when dealing with finance.
		He infuriates Salieri by arranging a welcoming march actually written for Mozart (and taken to be wonderful by the Italian up to this point), showing off his outstanding skills whilst looking around at the assembled courtiers and cackling with glee.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0086879 (1168 words)

	The Mozart Project: "Amadeus" and Mozart
		In 1825 Salieri's two attendants attested that they had never heard such words from their charge, and a friend of Mozart's physician reported that Wolfgang had died of a fever that was epidemic at that time in Vienna.
		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.
		Mozart's funeral and burial were arranged by the Baron Gottfried van Swieten, who adhered to the Josephian burial guidelines and was cognizant of the deceased's financial situation.
	www.mozartproject.org /essays/brown.html (7607 words)

	Journal of Religion & Film: Mozart & Salieri, Cain & Abel: A Cinematic Transformation of Genesis 4 by Gregory Allen ...
		Salieri hears that he is to give a concert of his recent musical compositions at the residence of his own employer, the Archbishop of Salzburg, and hurries there to hear it.
		Salieri is scandalized by what he hears—and then utterly astonished when, as the music begins gently to waft from the great salon, the boy springs up in alarm and cries, "My music!" and dashes from the room.
		Salieri’s aim is not Mozart’s immediate destruction; he must first entice him to a certain "field" of musical endeavor, i.e., the composition of a great requiem, a Mass for the dead.
	www.unomaha.edu /jrf/robbins.htm (5284 words)

	Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
		After Salieri, denounces God and promises to ruin Mozart's life, he disguises himself in the fl, masked costume that Mozart's father, Leopold, wore to a costume party, and commissioned the "Requiem" from Mozart.
		While Mozart and Salieri are napping, Constanze comes in, after leaving Mozart for a while, argues with Salieri and locks the Requiem in a cabinet.
		What commenced while Mozart fell ill was inherently different than the events that took place in the movie, "Amadeus." "In the middle of November he conducted his Masonic cantata, Laut verkunde unser Freude, to celebrate the opening of new premises of his lodge, which was named 'New Crowned Hope'" (Carr, 1983, p.122).
	clem.mscd.edu /~petrie/mozart/amadeus.htm (588 words)

	Did Antonio Salieri murder Wolfgang Mozart? - Answerbag.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Mozart had gotten himself dismissed from the court of Prince Archbishop Colloredo of Salzburg (Colloredo's predecessor, Sigismund, had been Mozart's godfather and his father's patron; upon succession, Colloredo became the patron of both Mozarts, father and son) in order to travel to Vienna to become court compser to Emperor Franz Josef II Habsburg.
		Mozart did not work on the Requiem right up to the night of his death (the swelling in his hands prevented this), and Salieri was not present at the time.
		With such contributions to the general mythology surrounding Mozart's death as this, and with the lengths of falsehood to which Shaffer goes to involve Salieri in Mozart's death, it becomes obvious that the Schaffer play and movie cannot be treated as anything like an authoritative source of information on the cause of Mozart's death.
	www.answerbag.com /q_view.php/6385 (1359 words)

	Salieri and the murder of Mozart
		The rumors that Mozart was murdered and that Salieri was his assassin have produced controversies and traditions in the fields of medicine, musicology, history and literature which have not lost their vigor today.
		Mozart, his father and many of their contemporaries believed that Salieri had caused the emperor to be unfavorably disposed toward The Abduction from the Seraglio, and had also been responsible for the later plot (fortunately unsuccessful) to induce the court to hamper the opening of The Marriage of Figaro.
		Mozart, in his view, had offended the Masons by his excessive attachment to the figure of the Queen of the Night and by his use of Christian religious music in the chorale of the Men of Armor.
	tarlton.law.utexas.edu /lpop/etext/lsf/borowitz27salieri.htm (6330 words)

	Mozart and Salieri
		Mozart Am I? No. Salieri Mozart, you must have something on your mind.
		Mozart To your health, My friend, and to the loyal bond that binds Together Mozart and Salieri, sons Of harmony.
		Salieri These are tears I’ve never shed before: painful but welcome, As if I had discharged a heavy debt, As if the healing knife had cut away A throbbing limb.
	members.aol.com /afrshaw/mozsal.htm (1576 words)

	"Mozart or Salieri?" comments
		I mistook one of the arias for an early Mozart.
		The Salieri pieces were excellent and when presented in little mouthfulls could well be mistaken for Mozart.
		Those few pieces of Salieri that I have heard in their entirety are often beautiful to begin with but then fail to achieve a sophisticated level of creative development.
	reverent.org /mozart_or_salieri_feedback.html (471 words)

	BBC News \| EUROPE \| Rehabilitating Mozart's 'murderer'
		Salieri wrote 45 operas which were highly acclaimed throughout Europe in the 18th century.
		The film of Schaffer's Amadeus, with F Murray Abraham's celebrated portrayal of Salieri as an embittered sociopath, brought the story of Mozart's "murder" to a new generation of Salieri-haters.
		Legnago's effort to erase speculation the Salieri had the motive and desire to do away with Mozart is being supported by Rudolph Angermuller, director of the Mozart Foundation in Salzburg.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/europe/717970.stm (454 words)

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		Salieri was a musician who taught many famous composers.
		In fact, it is said that Salieri even stole music from Mozart and passed it off as his own.
		Salieri was so jealous of the young gifted composer that he would do anything to get rid of him, even commit murder.
	brebru.com /webquests/wam/salieri.html (802 words)

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		Salieri's "confession" came many years later when he was confined in an asylum, he was completely insane by then.
		Certainly Mozart dying of heart failure is much less interesting and dramatic as Salieri driving him to death or being poisoned maliciously by a fellow rival.
		Mozart managed to conduct a few performances of "The Magic Flute" until his health wore away and he was confined to bed.
	www.geocities.com /Vienna/Strasse/2915/amadeus.html (2170 words)

	Salieri News
		Mozart's works are not a common fixture of the Russian opera scene; local audiences are more likely to encounter the composer onstage as the idiot savant depicted by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov in his one-act,...
		One-act operas by Mozart and Salieri, reviewed by KELLY FERJUTZ It is entirely possible that the real rivalry at the time of Mozart and Salieri was whether Italian or German opera was the better linguistic...
		On Friday, the exact date of Mozart's birthday, Salzburg celebrated the 250th anniversary of its favorite son with church bells ringing at the hour he was born.
	www.topix.net /who/salieri (508 words)

	Amazon.com: Mozart: Flute and Harp Concerto; Oboe Concerto; Salieri: Flute and Oboe Concerto: Music: Richard Hickox,The ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Mozart: Flute and Harp Concerto; Oboe Concerto; Salieri: Flute and Oboe Concerto
		In Mozart's Flute and Harp Concerto, he certainly explores the range and sound of these two, juxtaposing the two in great register leaps and ebb and flow with the orchestra.
		Salieri's Oboe and Flute Concerto one finds the marvelous Viennese operatic rendering of these two premier opera performers, with a most dramatic and sensual Largo.
	www.amazon.com /Mozart-Flute-Harp-Concerto-Salieri/dp/B000000AP8 (710 words)

	Salieri and the murder of Mozart
		He was fond of referring to himself as Salieri’s pupil, and after Mozart’s death he dedicated the violin sonatas Opus 12 to Salieri (1797) and wrote a set of ten piano variations on a duet from Salieri’s charming opera Falstaff (1798).
		Daumer’s conviction of the correctness of his view of Mozart’s death was reinforced by his belief that the Freemasons had also murdered Lessing, Leopold II, and Gustav III of Sweden (who was assassinated at the famous masked ball only a few months after Mozart’s death).
		death; (3) Mozart was a disobedient member; and (4) the execution of the Masonic death sentence is evidenced by Mozart’s death, the manner in which he died and the circumstances of his burial.
	tarlton.law.utexas.edu /lpop/etext/lsf/29-2/salieri.html (6358 words)

	Mozart And Salieri Tickets
		Salieri, jealous of the success of Mozart, resolves upon poisoning him.
		He invites his rival to a meal, during which there is a discussion as to the possibility of genius and crime being united in one mind.
		Salieri, having heard the Requiem that Mozart had composed at the behest of a mysterious stranger, drops the poison into his glass, and when Mozart withdraws, indisposed but unconscious of the cause, is plunged into remorse, fearing that his murderous act may signify that he is himself no genius.
	www.smarttix.com /show.aspx?showCode=MOZ0 (167 words)

	Amadeus [Immortal] : The Play : Pushkin's Mozart And Salieri
		Peter Shaffer's play 'Amadeus' might be considered a larger adaption of Alexander Pushkin's "Mozart and Salieri", conceived in 1826, only one year after Salieri's death, when the rumors of his confession to having poisoned Mozart were still in the air.
		"Mozart and Salieri" is part of the "little tragedies" cycle, a collection of four short plays in verse (The Miserly Knight, Mozart and Salieri, The Stone Guest and A Feast During the Plague) that Pushkin completed in 1830.
		Mozart, you must have something on your mind.
	www.amadeusimmortal.com /play/pushkin.php (893 words)

	The Seattle Times: Music & nightlife: Mozart and Salieri, together again
		Music and film fans with long memories will recall the Oscar-winning movie "Amadeus," which played up the rivalry between Mozart and the less-gifted composer Antonio Salieri.
		Salieri will be represented by his Symphony "La Venezia" and his "La Scuola di Gelosi" Sinfonia.
		On the Mozart side, Chagnard also will conduct the "Linz" Symphony (No. 36).
	seattletimes.nwsource.com /html/musicnightlife/2002810056_conc17.html?syndication=rss (553 words)

	TUTA :: Pushkin: Mozart and Salieri Photos
		Salieri: I have loved the art from birth...
		Mozart: A man, fl-coated, with a courteous bow, ordered a Requiem and disappeared.
		Salieri: He was much too droll a fellow for such a trade.
	www.tutato.com /tuta.php?action=pushkin-photos (160 words)

	Unit — Mozart Gazette
		Assessment: Assessment will be based on completion of lesson 8 in the Mozart Packet in accordance to the rubric.
		Using the information from lessons 1 and 2, students are to write an “interview” with Mozart.
		Students are to use their Initials prior to the question and WM prior to the answer.
	www.easternct.edu /depts/edu/units/mozart.html (1450 words)

	CAMEO2003, MOZART SALIERI, CASTRATO ARIAS
		Cameo introduces the phenomenal male "sopranist" Arno Raunig, reissuing his unjustly neglected 1989 digital recording of motets by Mozart and Salieri.
		The CD features six arias and two motets (three arias and one motet each by Mozart and Salieri).
		In our opinion these recordings represent one of the closest approaches possible nowadays to the true sound of the castrati singers of the 18th century.
	www.dimusic.co.uk /CAMEO2003MOZARTSALIERICASTRATOARIAS.htm (90 words)

	Antonio Salieri (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		According to The New Penguin Dictionary of Music, Antonio Salieri was an Italian composer who lived mainly in Vienna and died there: Ludwig van Beethoven and Franz Schubert were amongst his pupils.
		He intrigued against Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, but the idea (as expressed in Rimsky-Korsakov' opera "Mozart and Salieri") that he poisoned Mozart is false.
		[§] Antonio Salieri and Viennese Opera by John A. Rice
	www.grainger.de /music/composers/salieri.html (92 words)

	Some literary references to Mozart - MozartForum
		While going through some old books in my library I came accross two which might be of interest to Forum members.
		Pushkin, apparently in the 1820s, wrote Mozart and Salieri and The stone Guest.
		We may deduce that the conjecture that Salieri killed Mozart is from a very early date.
	www.mozartforum.com /VB_forum/showthread.php?t=553 (110 words)

	Amazon.ca Music: Salieri (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Complements: Melodies Et Airs by Rimsky-Korsakov, Mozart, and Salieri (Audio CD - 1999)
		Divas of Mozart's Day by Domenico Cimarosa, Mozart, Salieri, and Soler (Audio CD - 2002)
		Les Danaides by Salieri, Gelmetti, and Stuttgart Radio Orch.
	www.amazon.ca /s?ie=UTF8&tag2=italianoper06-20&keywords=Salieri&search-type=ss&index=music-ca&page=1 (188 words)

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