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“Elton was in Austria on tour, we flew out and met at this crowded hotel restaurant, he joined us at the table dressed as Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, complete with wig. You could have heard a pin drop" Elton John: The Watford years

The late Oli Phillips reported for the Watford Observer from 1963 to 2005 – before his passing, he gave FFT the fascinating inside story of a rock’n’roll superstar’s love affair with his football club

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Quote of the Day by Mozart: "A man of ordinary talent will always be ordinary whether..." – A life lesson from one of history's greatest musicians whether you are looking for a job or planning to travel

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's quote highlights the necessity of new experiences for growth. Talented individuals need challenges and fresh environments to avoid stagnation. His own life exemplified this philosophy through extensive European travels. The composer's enduring wisdom encourages lifelong learning and embracing the unfamiliar. His music and words continue to inspire…

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Quote of the day by Mozart: 'We live in this world in order always to learn industriously and to...' - motivational quote by Eine kleine Nachtmusik and Symphony No. 40 composer teaches life lessons on self-improvement, growth, development and why curiosity and conversation drive lifelong learning

Quote of the day by Mozart: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart emphasized lifelong learning beyond classrooms. He believed discussions and experiences foster growth and societal progress. Mozart, a renowned Austrian composer, displayed exceptional musical talent early. His extensive compositions shaped classical music and continue to influence it.

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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…

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A horde of golden mini-Mozarts marks 270 years since the composer's birth in Salzburg

Visitors to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s hometown can see the composer — and his dog — in miniature as Salzburg celebrates the 270th anniversary of his birth

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One detail in a 248-year-old notebook changed everything for music historians

A forgotten Mozart manuscript, containing seven short pieces for flute and harp, has been discovered in a 248-year-old notebook. Curators recognized Mozart's distinctive handwriting, leading musicologists to confirm the find. These collaborative works, created in 1778 with his student Marie-Louise-Philippine de Bonnières de Guînes, were performed publicly for the first…

The Economic Times

Newly uncovered Mozart manuscript gets world premiere in France

The French National Library recovered a previously unknown manuscript by the world-famous Austrian composer, bringing to light seven new pieces for flute and harp.

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EUR:Unknown Mozart manuscript discovered in Paris

A newly-discovered manuscript originates from the lessons given by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in 1778 during his final stay in Paris.

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Unknown Mozart manuscript discovered in Paris

A newly-discovered manuscript originates from the lessons given by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in 1778 during his final stay in Paris.

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'Major discovery': France's National Library brings forgotten Mozart manuscript back to life

A long-forgotten manuscript by composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart will be brought to life this weekend in Paris. The newly rediscovered work – composed in 1778 when the Austrian prodigy was just 22 – will be performed in public for the first time ever at France's National Library.

France 24

8 best new shows to stream this week (May 4-10), including 'Citadel' season 2 on Prime and 'Lord of the Flies' on Netflix

This week’s TV lineup is packed with drama, thrills and laughs that you can stream, including "Citadel," "The Other Bennet Sister" and "Amadeus"

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From 'Dutton Ranch' to 'Jack Ryan: Ghost War': 21 best new shows and movies streaming in May 2026

This week’s TV lineup is packed with drama, thrills and laughs that you can stream, including "Dutton Ranch," "Jack Ryan: Ghost War," "The Other Bennet Sister" and more.

Tom’s Guide

Michael Sheen hails ‘full-circle moment’ as he returns to West End in Amadeus

The 57-year old Welsh actor and director will portray court composer Antonio Salieri opposite It’s A Sin star Callum Scott Howells’ Mozart.

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What Hi-Fi?

Bach with more bite: how to listen to classical music's greatest ever composer

Hi-fi listening lessons from the GOAT

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Sky TV's Amadeus has a heartbreaking new ending — and it was 'frightening' for its cast to film

There's a big change to the Amadeus ending from the 1984 movie — and part of it was 'frightening' for the cast to film.

The Guardian - UK

Amadeus review – this Mozart series is a pale, petty version of the movie it’s based on

Will Sharpe and Paul Bettany’s new TV drama is flat, airless and banal. It’s a crass affair with a thin, half-hearted performance from Sharpe

Evening Standard

The true story behind Amadeus: Did Salieri really try to kill Mozart?

Sky’s Amadeus has hit our screens, but what is the truth about the rivalry between young Mozart and the older composer Salieri

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TV tonight: Will Sharpe is Mozart in a rompy period drama

Paul Bettany also stars in this fun new adaptation of Amadeus. Plus: a mischievous Beyond Paradise festive special. Here’s what to watch this evening

Tom’s Guide

How to watch 'Amadeus' — stream mini-series online from anywhere

Reboot of award-winning play and film. A tale of genius and bitter rivalry at the court of Emperor Joseph II. Here's how to watch "Amadeus" online from anywhere.

The Independent UK

How Amadeus turns a wild rumour about Mozart and Salieri into unmissable Christmas TV

INTERVIEW : As Sky’s five-part drama hits our screens, stars Will Sharpe and Gabrielle Creevy plus writer Joe Barton talk to Patrick Smith about fiction straying from fact, risk-taking television, and whether the musical genius was neurodivergent

Evening Standard

Amadeus review: This messy, sexy riot is a Christmas must-watch

4/5 This adaptation of Peter Shaffer’s play pits Sharpe’s scamp Mozart against Paul Bettany’s stuffy Salieri to entertaining effect

TechRadar

Amadeus review: classical music is Bach and better than ever in Sky's retelling of a tumultuous composer rivalry

Forget everything you know about the history, the play and the movie – Sky's interpretation of Amadeus will make you see the story with fresh eyes.

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s fun to go to war with God’: Will Sharpe and Paul Bettany on their sweaty, sacrilegious take on Amadeus

Last time the fierce enmity between Mozart and Salieri was adapted for the screen, it won a best picture Oscar. Now a new TV version turns up the temperature several notches – but will its stars develop a rivalry of their own?

The Guardian - UK

Amadeus returns: can Sky’s miniseries attract a new generation to Mozart?

A reboot of Peter Shaffer’s play hopes to repeat the 1984 film’s magic and lure a fresh audience to classical music

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