Mozart's Love and Death

Author: (Switzerland) Xu Jinghua, translated by Xie Kaiti, Li Xiaoyu
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: Goethe called his autobiography a book of fiction and truth. Fiction can deceive people, but the truth only God knows. This biographical love story is neither fiction nor truth, perhaps it can be called a book of words and reasoning. Traditional Mozart biographies faithfully record the subject's life up to 1788. However, three years before his death, Mozart's life underwent significant changes, leaving many unsolved mysteries. The author, with the keen insight and bold imagination of a scientist, finds a clue to connect a large amount of literature and musical works related to Mozart. Starting from a thrilling and deeply moving love tragedy, he deduces the real behind Mozart's murder and reveals the historical truth hidden for over two hundred years. Goethe called his autobiography a book of fiction and truth. Fiction can deceive people, but the truth only God knows. This biographical love story is neither fiction nor truth, perhaps it can be called a book of words and reasoning. Traditional Mozart biographies faithfully record the subject's life up to 1788. However, Mozart's life underwent significant changes three years before his death, leaving many unsolved mysteries. The author, with the keen insight and bold imagination of a scientist, finds a clue to connect a large amount of literature and musical works related to Mozart. Starting from a thrilling and deeply moving love tragedy, he deduces the real behind Mozart's murder and reveals the historical truth hidden for over two hundred years.