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If Picasso represents art as an icon then certainly everyone recognizes Mozart as the guy for classical music — but does it go any further than that? Yes, unfortunately, we do. Recently I was talking to someone who didn’t know who Mahler was, or Leonard Bernstein (how quickly they forget..). So many great composers really could have been painters with their sound colors so incred

ibly visual like Debussy, Mahler — really all of them. Maybe if we just packed it all away into sound museums there would be a world of people who would go and watch holographic concerts. There could be the Brahms Experience, the Hall of Haydn, the Talking Bartok — well you get where this goes. Keeping classical music alive is a labor of love — 50% labor and 50% love. You can’t have one without the other. So where do we go from here? We start by incorporating or re-incorporating the words of classical music into the language of the general public. This will generate a natural curiosity to experience the music. Historically language is the technology that stimulates thought—this is where we want to go—into the minds of the many, that is where the awareness of classical music needs to go in order to continue to expand and survive into the future of culture. Take it to the streets! See you there!

[Coming soon: Mozart - the magazine for everyone in classical music]

Introducing Mozart’s List, a haven for doing business in the field of classical music. In an age where we are all so very connected and connectable, it occurred to me that there should be a place like Mozart’s List that would be devoted to the needs, wants, and connections that make up the virtual landscape of all things classical music. I’ve always been aware of the fact that classical music falls outside of the mainstream and for the most part exists as a marginalized art form in a world determined to be controlled by mass popular culture. With so many people working in the field of classical music, including in the support service areas, it is remarkable that we still find ourselves constantly searching for the things we need in so many disparate places (i.e. eBay, Craigslist, Amazon, and all the many places we search and hunt for the less findable things like places to live and work that are friendly to classical music), and more often than not end up finding the things we need through friends and social networking. Mozart’s List is a new idea for creating a community classified marketplace for classical music—a veritable farmer’s market of things and services that cater to the classical music community. Everyone who has an interest in classical music from the enthusiast to the professional can participate in a commercial zone that is focused on building a healthier classical music community. List employment opportunities and events of all kinds. Create comprehensive regional networks of businesses, services, and event listings to support any and every local classical music community in the world. In addition to a classified marketplace, Mozart’s List is a business listing site where everyone in the field of classical music can have a listing! The ultimate classical music business directory, free to list and free to use! Search for your business and claim or create your listing! Welcome!!! Spread the word! Kathy Geisler
director, Well Tempered Productions
founder, Mozart’s List

People News: Beethoven ObsessionIn 1888, Bruckner was present when Beethoven's body was exhumed and relocated. When offi...
17/12/2024

People News: Beethoven Obsession

In 1888, Bruckner was present when Beethoven's body was exhumed and relocated. When officials opened the coffin, Bruckner grabbed Beethoven's skull, held it, and kissed it. He was then forcibly removed. Bruckner later thought that one of his eyeglass lenses may have fallen into the coffin with Beethoven.
Happy 254 - and still going strong!

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In 1805, when Beethoven was writing the Appassionata, The Industrial Revolution was well underway in Great Britain and G...
16/12/2024

In 1805, when Beethoven was writing the Appassionata, The Industrial Revolution was well underway in Great Britain and Germany, while Austria was making a treaty with Napoleon. This work is a lasting testament of that world as seen through the lens of Beethoven. Happy 254!

Alessandro Deljavan performing the end of the Finale.



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More fun facts for Beethoven’s Birthday Week!The story goes that when Beethoven was 17 he played for the then 31 year ol...
13/12/2024

More fun facts for Beethoven’s Birthday Week!
The story goes that when Beethoven was 17 he played for the then 31 year old Mozart. A brush with fame!

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12/12/2024

It’s Beethoven’s Birthday Week!

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Where myth meets reality, Niccolò Paganini.Who will you wear today?mozart-wear.com
12/12/2024

Where myth meets reality, Niccolò Paganini.

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Happy 221 to Hector Berlioz who enlarged the orchestra to include more colors, more instruments, and also expanded the r...
11/12/2024

Happy 221 to Hector Berlioz who enlarged the orchestra to include more colors, more instruments, and also expanded the repertoire for the viola!

Be the change and bring the composer’s names out to the world!

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If we think about Bach as a kind of marker in music, as in BB/AB (before & after), it’s interesting to note that Beethov...
10/12/2024

If we think about Bach as a kind of marker in music, as in BB/AB (before & after), it’s interesting to note that Beethoven was born only 20 years after the death of Bach. Imagine all that innovation that happened in those few years, not the least of whom came Mozart, born only half a dozen years AB.

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Happy Sweet 116 to Olivier Messiaen, composer, ornithologist, mystic - who captured our collective imagination and stand...
09/12/2024

Happy Sweet 116 to Olivier Messiaen, composer, ornithologist, mystic - who captured our collective imagination and stands unique in his works for the last one hundred years.

See all the Messiaen Gear at the MozartWear store.

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08/12/2024

Have you been to our store?

Here is the mobile view.

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Happy 159 to the great Finnish composer Sibelius. Some of his words to the wise: “Pay no attention to what the critics s...
08/12/2024

Happy 159 to the great Finnish composer Sibelius. Some of his words to the wise: “Pay no attention to what the critics say. A statue has never been erected in honor of a critic.”

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Visit our mission-based store, which has a three-fold goal: to bring the names of the composers out into the world, to s...
05/12/2024

Visit our mission-based store, which has a three-fold goal: to bring the names of the composers out into the world, to supply an array of gifts for the classical music person in your life, and to create ready to ship personalized merchandise for artists and organizations in the field of classical music.

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“I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that"—the famous quote from 2001: A Space Odyssey, the film that brought Ligeti’s...
02/12/2024

“I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that"—the famous quote from 2001: A Space Odyssey, the film that brought Ligeti’s music into a mainstream it was never intended for—not to mention Ligeti’s influence on Radiohead. Relevance found Ligeti.

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Music prodigy, chess master, composer of Romeo & Juliet—the wonderful Prokofiev. Who will you wear today?mozart-wear.com...
01/12/2024

Music prodigy, chess master, composer of Romeo & Juliet—the wonderful Prokofiev.

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Put your personal stamp on the holidays with stickers! Choose composers from Albinoni to Xenakis, and so much more! A fu...
30/11/2024

Put your personal stamp on the holidays with stickers! Choose composers from Albinoni to Xenakis, and so much more! A fun gift idea for friends and colleagues.

Now on sale at the MozartWear store.

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Xenakis, the polymath, poured all of his art and science into a caldron and concocted a stirring and otherworldly expres...
30/11/2024

Xenakis, the polymath, poured all of his art and science into a caldron and concocted a stirring and otherworldly expression. He anticipated a world so abstract as to be a newly discovered species interacting in its own native language. His was a true art of the avant garde.

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Beethoven was a composer for all of humanity. His music keeps us going when times are tough. When times are good, he tak...
16/12/2023

Beethoven was a composer for all of humanity. His music keeps us going when times are tough. When times are good, he takes us higher. What a guy! Happy Birthday Beethoven!!

Find Beethoven and more than 50 other composers at MozartWear - the store for everyone in classical music.

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Introducing Mozart’s List, a haven for doing business in the field of classical music. In an age where we are all so very connected and connectable, it occurred to me that there should be a place like Mozart’s List that would be devoted to the needs, wants, and connections that make up the virtual landscape of all things classical music. I’ve always been aware of the fact that classical music falls outside of the mainstream and for the most part exists as a marginalized art form in a world determined to be controlled by mass popular culture. With so many people working in the field of classical music, including in the support service areas, it is remarkable that we still find ourselves constantly searching for the things we need in so many disparate places (i.e. eBay, Craigslist, Amazon, and all the many places we search and hunt for the less findable things like places to live and work that are friendly to classical music), and more often than not end up finding the things we need through friends and social networking. Mozart’s List is a new idea for creating a community classified marketplace for classical music—a veritable farmer’s market of things and services that cater to the classical music community. Everyone who has an interest in classical music from the enthusiast to the professional can participate in a commercial zone that is focused on building a healthier classical music community. List employment opportunities and events of all kinds. Create comprehensive regional networks of businesses, services, and event listings to support any and every local classical music community in the world. In addition to a classified marketplace, Mozart’s List is a business listing site where everyone in the field of classical music can have a listing! The ultimate classical music business directory, free to list and free to use! Search for your business and claim or create your listing! Welcome!!! Spread the word! Kathy Geisler director, Well Tempered Productions founder, Mozart’s List