Mozartian

Pyotr Tchaikovsky and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart have more in common than their biographies suggest at first glance. The melancholy Russian of the 19th century saw the easy-going Austrian of the 18th century as his most important role model, indeed as the most important musician of all time - and wrote some works in his style. For example, the fourth suite, which is based on several short compositions by Mozart. Sergey Malov, the Russian conductor a...