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The Mozart miracle
- Title
- The Mozart miracle [videorecording] / Erik Frohn Nielsen; a production of Columbine Films, Copenhagen, and the Arts & Entertainment Network, New York, in cooperation with Danmark Radio-TV, Copenhagen, and Channel Four, London.
- Publication
- Copenhagen : Columbine Films, 1985.
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- Description
- 1 videocassette (50 min.) : sd., col.; 1/2 in.
- Summary
- In early 1984, a librarian in Odense, Denmark, while clearing out some uncatalogued archives, discovered some instrumental parts identified as a "symphony by Signor Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart." After months of research by musicologists and manuscript specialists, the work was identified as a lost orchestral piece composed by Mozart when he was 12. This tape records the first public performance of the youthful Mozart symphony in 215 years. Linked to the performance of the Symphony in A-Minor K.16-a is a documentary sequence explaining the history and authenticity of the recently-claimed work, its discovery and reconstruction, and its place in Mozart's life.
- Subject
- Credits (note)
- Directors, Erik Frohn Nielsen, Dana Calderwood; narrator, Tom Hulce.
- Title
- The Mozart miracle [videorecording] / Erik Frohn Nielsen; a production of Columbine Films, Copenhagen, and the Arts & Entertainment Network, New York, in cooperation with Danmark Radio-TV, Copenhagen, and Channel Four, London.
- Imprint
- Copenhagen : Columbine Films, 1985.
- Credits
- Directors, Erik Frohn Nielsen, Dana Calderwood; narrator, Tom Hulce.
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- Added Author
- Nielson, Erik Frohn, director.Calderwood, Dana, director.Hulce, Tom, 1953- narrator.
- Branch Call Number
- VTH 623 M