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mozart movie - \amadeus\
- why is salieri in the hospital?
- what crime does salieri accuse himself of committing?
- where is salieri from?
- where is salieri living now (what city)?
- what instrument does the emperor play?
- what does the emperor ask mozart to write?
- what language does the emperor want it to be written in?
- why do the court musicians disagree with the emperor?
- mozart’s father wants mozart to return to where?
- mozart does what against his father’s wishes?
- to teach the emperor’s sister, mozart is required to do what?
- frau mozart does what without mozart’s knowledge?
- why is the dance music removed from the opera?
- what does the emperor think of the dance without the music?
- what does salieri think of mozart? why does he feel this way?
- why does salieri put the cross in the fire?
- why is mozart in trouble for writing an opera of the marriage of figaro?
- who is the emperor’s sister?
- why does mozart have money problems?
- why have the men from salzburg come to visit?
- who hired the maid?
Brief Explanations
- Salieri is in the hospital because he tried to kill himself and is suffering from mental distress over his obsession with Mozart.
- Salieri accuses himself of murdering Mozart.
- Salieri is from Legnago, Italy.
- Salieri is now living in Vienna, Austria.
- The Emperor plays the violin.
- The Emperor asks Mozart to write an opera.
- The Emperor wants the opera written in German.
- Court musicians disagree with the Emperor because they think German is an unrefined language for opera, preferring Italian.
- Mozart's father wants him to return to Salzburg.
- Mozart marries Constanze Weber against his father's wishes.
- To teach the Emperor's sister, Mozart is required to write operatic arias for her to perform.
- Frau Mozart secretly sells some of Mozart's manuscripts without his knowledge to get money.
- The dance music is removed from the opera because Emperor Joseph II says it has "too many notes" and is overly complex for his taste.
- The emperor thinks the dance without music is dull and lifeless, as the music was the lively, engaging part of the scene.
- Salieri is both intensely jealous of Mozart's genius and in awe of his musical talent; he feels this way because he dedicated his life to music but lacks Mozart's natural, effortless brilliance, and he believes God favored Mozart over him.
- Salieri puts the cross in the fire as an act of defiance against God, blaming God for giving Mozart such talent while making him feel mediocre and overlooked.
- Mozart is in trouble for The Marriage of Figaro because the opera's themes of class subversion (servants outwitting their aristocratic masters) anger the imperial court and the nobility.
- The Emperor's sister is Marie Antoinette.
- Mozart has money problems because he lives beyond his means (spending lavishly on parties, clothes, and his household) and has inconsistent, unreliable income from commissions.
- The men from Salzburg come to ask Mozart to return to his old position as the court musician of the Archbishop of Salzburg.
- Salieri hired the maid to spy on Mozart and report back on his life and work.
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- He tried to kill himself, mentally unwell over Mozart.
- Murdering Mozart.
- Legnago, Italy.
- Vienna, Austria.
- Violin.
- An opera.
- German.
- They prefer Italian over German for opera.
- Salzburg.
- Marries Constanze Weber.
- Write operatic arias for her.
- Sells his manuscripts secretly.
- Emperor says it has "too many notes".
- He thinks it is dull and lifeless.
- He is jealous yet awed; Mozart has effortless genius he lacks, and he feels God favored Mozart.
- To defy God, who he blames for his mediocrity next to Mozart.
- The opera's class-subversive themes anger the nobility.
- Marie Antoinette.
- He overspends and has inconsistent income.
- To ask him to return to his old Salzburg court post.
- Salieri.