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I don't love Mozart. Wolfang Amadeus.
I love this fraction of infinity, sounds vibrate in space and will remain in time as testimony to the human intellect.
I like to have a couple of beers, put the record on, listen to it on my back, and think that, in the end, we are not those little ants lost in the immensity of the universe.
It makes me feel good, what else can I ask from an alleged genius? Perhaps another, colder beer?
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Summary by Bot
Though not a Mozart superfan, the reviewer deeply appreciates this segment of his concerto for its timeless beauty. The music provides a comforting reflection on humanity's place in the universe and evokes a peaceful, contemplative mood. It is praised as a lasting testament to human intellect and artistic genius.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791) was an Austrian composer and child prodigy who became one of the central figures of the Classical period, celebrated for melodic clarity, formal balance, and dramatic expressive range across symphonies, concertos, chamber music, and opera.24 Reviews
