powtarzam się, ale uwielbiam twoje zagadki, zaraz się biorę za kombinowanie, bo to raczej nie dziewczyna z perłą?
przy okazji się pochwalę, że nie dalej jak wczoraj oblałam prawo rzymskie ;D

This major Mozart anniversary will also focus attention on Prague, which played such an important role in Mozart's life: it was here that Mozart found a special understanding for his music. With the first performance of the Abduction from the Seraglio (Die Entführung aus dem Serail) he became a favourite of Prague's citizens and the Marriage of Figaro was a hit with people of all classes. It was from the Nostitz Theatre (today's Estates) that Mozart received the commission for two operas, and in the composition of Don Giovanni the impresario left him a free hand. Mozart was able to create a work that was quite extraordinary in the operatic repertory of that period. The opera won popular favour with the Prague opera-going public from the very beginning whereas it took several more decades for other European opera houses to welcome it as warmly as had Prague in 1787.

In the course of Mozart's life, three cities were of particular importance. The first was Salzburg the town where he was born. The second was the imperial capital of Vienna where he experienced great professional success and the third city, was Prague. Though not the cultural epicentre that Vienna was at the time, Prague had a great appreciation for Mozart's compositions. His operas triumphed in Prague where his work was played to packed stage houses. He fell in love with Prague claiming that "The Prague people understand me".
In 1787 Mozart visited Prague twice. His fist visit was to attend and conduct the performance of "Le Nozze di Figaro(1786)" the "Wedding of Figaro" which was taking Prague by storm. That same year, in appreciation of the city's warm welcome, Mozart composed "The Opera of Operas" Don Giovanni especially for Prague, where he personally conducted its world premiere in 1787 at the Estates Theatre in Prague. He travelled to Prague three times and his last visit was for the premiere of "La clemenza di Tito" (1791), a traditional opera written for coronation celebrations, but composed with the finesse and energy characteristic of Mozart's late music. Mozart composed a number of pieces for Prague, which are valued by music lovers until this day.

Milos Forman i jego "Amadeusz".

Yves Angelo kręci film biograficzny o Antonio Salierim, uważanym za największego rywala Wolfganga Amadeusza Mozarta. Prace nad filmem są już w toku, ekipa kręci film u naszych sąsiadów, w Czechach. W głównych rolach zobaczymy znanego francuskiego aktora, Gerarda Depardieu oraz włoską śpiewaczkę operową, Cecilię Bartoli.

Jezusicku. Valmont?
Nie wiem XD
Nie było mnie kilka dni i nadal nikt nie zgadł.

Dobra, to ja wrzucam.

Piękne krajobrazy, przejmująca muzyka, a po środku kobieta, silna i niezależna, zafascynowana śmiercią i rozpaczliwie poszukująca miłości.


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