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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

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Nov 1, 2026

BillHOST
18:04
And remember, this is 1984, which might be the greatest year of music for, I mean, modern history.
BillHOST
18:10
I mean, I'm talking post Beethoven or Mozart or whoever.
FrankHOST
18:14
I'm more of a Bach fan myself.
FrankHOST
18:16
All right.
Oti MabuseHOST
30:11
I just feel like the music just went...
Oti MabuseHOST
30:14
It wasn't like Beethoven, Bach, Mozart.
Oti MabuseHOST
30:18
No,
Marius IepureHOST
30:19
Piazzolla, you know, those tangos where they change the room.
Laura Van TyneGUEST
59:11
I'm going to kind of go off a little tangent before we end here.
Laura Van TyneGUEST
59:14
showed us that frequencies change water-shaped crystals, right? What he learned in the music that he would play was that Mozart music...
Laura Van TyneGUEST
59:24
Created the most symmetry, the most golden light.
Laura Van TyneGUEST
59:27
So go back to basics.
Laura Van TyneGUEST
59:28
If that worked for Masaru Emoto, it's going to work for me.
Laura Van TyneGUEST
59:31
Maybe I just play Mozart music in my house.
Laura Van TyneGUEST
59:33
Correct.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
59:34
Yeah, that's a great point, actually.
Laura Van TyneGUEST
68:12
If that worked for Masaru Emoto, it's going to work for me.
Laura Van TyneGUEST
68:15
Maybe I just play Mozart music in my house.
Laura Van TyneGUEST
68:17
Correct.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
68:17
Yeah, it's a great point, actually.
Ryan StevensHOST
7:53
was not.
Ryan StevensHOST
7:53
He was Mozart with Ian McKellen as Salieri.
Ryan StevensHOST
7:55
What a cast.
Ryan StevensHOST
7:56
What a cast.
BruceNARRATOR
38:34
Also on this date, in 1618 Sir Walter Raleigh, the English courier, military adventurer and poet, was executed in London for allegedly conspiring against King James I.
BruceNARRATOR
38:49
In 1787, the opera Don Giovanni by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart had its world premiere in Prague.
BruceNARRATOR
38:59
In 1922, Benito Mussolini, the founder of fascism, was appointed Italian Prime Minister by King Victor Emmanuel III.
BruceNARRATOR
39:12
He was dismissed by Emmanuel in 1943 after the Allied invasion of Italy and was executed by partisans in 1945.
Tom CridlandGUEST
14:27
You know, Elton is classically trained, but he can't read music anymore.
Tom CridlandGUEST
14:30
I mean, a lot of people are out there honestly thinking, oh, you need to learn Mozart and Bach and Beethoven and you need to understand sheet music to go out there and play shows and to go out there and try and play popular music.
Tom CridlandGUEST
14:44
I mean, maybe there aren't that many, but I was honestly that naive or... uneducated or whatever, that I thought you have to be able to do all of this really complex stuff.
Tom CridlandGUEST
14:54
And I think that's wonderful to be able to do.
BruceNARRATOR
38:34
Also on this date, in 1618 Sir Walter Raleigh, the English courier, military adventurer and poet, was executed in London for allegedly conspiring against King James I.
BruceNARRATOR
38:49
In 1787, the opera Don Giovanni by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart had its world premiere in Prague.
BruceNARRATOR
38:59
In 1922, Benito Mussolini, the founder of fascism, was appointed Italian Prime Minister by King Victor Emmanuel III.
BruceNARRATOR
39:12
He was dismissed by Emmanuel in 1943 after the Allied invasion of Italy and was executed by partisans in 1945.
Elida DakoliGUEST
42:30
Like you could not even talk about the Ninth Symphony.
Elida DakoliGUEST
42:33
But even Beethoven, you can play Mozart, perform Mozart, Beethoven, the first era, you know, the part that you were more classical towards going to... you know, heavy romantic.
Elida DakoliGUEST
42:44
But yeah, you could not perform Debussy if you played Debussy or anything to those levels, even Brahms at some point.
Elida DakoliGUEST
42:52
Rachmaninoff.
Warren WillsHOST
37:07
And last night, Joe Cendamo, extraordinary talent, was at Melbourne State College back in the day, 1980 maybe.
Warren WillsHOST
37:18
Someone who really went on and acquitted himself with so much style, finesse and such extraordinary talents as well in the jazz world, theatre world and the compositional world, classical world with his presentation of his new flute concerto and a tribute to a piece inspired by Mozart's A Little Night Music.
Warren WillsHOST
37:41
happened last night at the Melbourne Recital Centre and I'm not entirely sure that we are going to be able to get a full review of that into the show or the Edward Scissorhands piece that was on Halloween at the Hamer Hall with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra again playing to film, which is one of their many niche kind of things that they do.
Warren WillsHOST
38:08
The British Film Festival is honouring certain films that have already had quite a Amazing life.

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