Source here.

Whereas my Mahler series is rather detailed, the appearances of Mozart on this blog are often en passant. But exquisite. Here’s a little roundup.

Opera—notably our wonderful tours in the 1990s:

• Vocal trios
• The recognition sextet from Figaro
• Michael Nyman’s exhilarating reworking of a Don Giovanni aria
• Comely scone
• Holding Don Giovanni accountable

and three remarkable anagram tales by Nicolas Robertson:

•  Noon? Gad—vini! (Don Giovanni)
•  Cite not Faust (Così fan tutte)
•  Tag, licht—fumée (The Magic Flute)

The piano concertos:

• the great C major concerto
• the slow movement of the earlier C major concerto
• the B♭ concerto (also starring Bill Bailey’s magnificent Love song!)
• the A major concerto—which also features in
• The death of Stalin
• The D minor concerto, trigger for On “learning the wrong music”.

For Mozart’s own piano (black “naturals”, white “accidentals”), click here.

See also

• Mozart for winds, and “genius”
• The clarinet quintet
• The clarinet concerto
• The Linz symphony, with Carlos Kleiber
• Ave verum corpus
• Mozart in Barcelona
• A radiant Mozert Andante!

And the Sinfonia concertante may have been the inspiration for

• The windmills of your mind

Lastly, can the woman on the far left here really be

• Mozart’s widow?