Alfred Einstein

It is scarcely necessary to disclaim for this thumbnail sketch any new slant or original illumination.

If it moves any reader to renew his acquaintance with the standard biographies of the composer, or better still, to deepen his artistic enrichment by a study of modern interpretations of contemporary Mozart scholars like Alfred Einstein and Bernard Palmgardner, its object will be more than achieved.

Beginning.

If the Mozartean family tree was nothing like the prodigious trunk of the box, it was still not without striking features.

Ulrich and a graduate of the Augsburger Jesuit Lyceum, he seemed to be shaping for a priestly career.

He did not, at all events, follow the bookbinder's trade like his brothers.

Alfred Einstein finds it difficult to grasp why he should have preferred Salzburg to Munich or Ingolstadt for an orthodox theological education.

Possibly a suggestion of the canons of St. Ulrich had something to do with it.

My master plan was for her to somehow roll herself down a flight of stairs so she could personally let in a fully grown man who could not solve the puzzle of the, quote, "door." Truly one of the great strategic minds of our time.

Alfred Einstein is somewhere taking notes.

Thankfully, Jason, or maybe his name is Chris or Brian, it doesn't matter, showed up and rescued me before that plan could fully embarrass the species.

Another crisis, another miracle, another day of me stumbling into survival and calling it composure.

It is scarcely necessary to disclaim for this thumbnail sketch any new slant or original illumination.

If it moves any reader to renew his acquaintance with the standard biographies of the composer, or, better still, to deepen his artistic enrichment by a study of modern interpretations of contemporary Mozart scholars, Like Alfred Einstein and Bernard Palmgardner, its object will be more than achieved.

Beginning If the Mozartian family tree was nothing like the prodigious trunk of the box, it was still not without striking features.

There were Mozarts in South Germany as far back as the end of the sixteenth century, and as remotely as the thirteenth the name stood on a document in Cologne.

Ulrich and a graduate of the Augsburger Jesuit Lyceum, he seemed to be shaping for a priestly career.

He did not, at all events, follow the bookbinder's trade like his brothers.

Alfred Einstein finds it difficult to grasp why he should have preferred Salzburg to Munich or Ingolstadt for an orthodox theological education.

Possibly a suggestion of the canons of St. Ulrich had something to do with it.