Klarinet Archive - Posting 000915.txt from 2000/06

From: alevin@-----. Levin)
Subj: Re: [kl] Test math tagline
Date: Thu, 22 Jun 2000 14:45:08 -0400

I'm not really replying to the test math tagline. I'm tying up a few loose
ends from the intertwined Mozart strings. H.C. Robbins Landon wrote a book
entitled "1791: Mozart's Last Year". (Forgive me, I have no idea how
to underline in "Word".) This is a weird - but entertaining - work. It
is not so much about the musical notes but extraneous matters. There is a
discussion of the Rondo/aria (Non piu di fiori) which relates mostly to the
probable circumstances of its composition; and of Mozart's finances - which
(by mid-1791) were beginning to straighten out. Assuming that the
assertions are accurate, at his death, his debts were only about half of
his current annual income - which was not inconsiderable. ( H.C.R-L
doesn't say that but the numbers are to be found in several chapters.) How
many of us can say that.

Allen

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