
Mozart’s world rediscovered in objects of his time. Professor Cliff Eisen looks at Mozart’s world through objects that were close to him. From BBC Radio 3.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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In this final episode Cliff Eisen focuses on medicine in the second half of the 18th century, and contemporary views on science and death. We explore today's object: a scarifier,used to bleed Mozart's mother before her death in Paris, and hear a movi... more
Cliff Eisen talks about travel in the 18th Century, and discovers the books Leopold Mozart picked up in London as well as the tea chest that Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart carried with him on his travels.
In this episode Cliff Eisen explores Mozart's Masonic links in Vienna, and the relationship between the Masons and Emperor Joseph II. The object, a Masonic Journal from the 1780s, gives clues about some of the pieces with Masonic symbols that Mozart ... more
A window from Mozart's flat in Vienna inspires Cliff Eisen to visit the actual place – the Figarohaus, today a museum dedicated to the composer, who tried to earn his life as a free-lance musician in the Imperial Capital – but what challenges did he ... more
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. . . but listeners should be aware that program host Chris Eisen was fired by New York University after sexually harassing a female transgender student.
Episode 6 includes 2 objects :-)
The best way to remember a dead person who was a genious at his time and forward is by his belongings. Think about a museum foe mozart, the greatest musician, one for Hitler, the geatest assesine, the greeks philosophers, and all those who have amazing us with their contributions or dellutions to human kind... Above all there you will never find a museum for the greatest of all men, a carpenter of galilee, a fisherman, a humble but very challenging leader, one who change the world even time is c... more










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