For nearly 250 years, a small notebook kept unnoticed in a French library until archivists realised it contained lost music written by Mozart
For generations, music historians worked on the assumption that Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's surviving manuscripts had been mapped with extraordinary precision. Fresh discoveries were expected to involve forgotten copies, letters or fragments rather than entirely unknown music written in the composer's own hand. That expectation shifted after an ordinary archival review…
The Times of India ·