Antonio Salieri. Intrigue? Envious? Killer?
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Everyone knows Antonio Salieri, but mainly in connection with the untimely death of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Thanks to the Pushkin tragedy in Russia, Salieri is considered an envious person who insidiously poisoned their ingenious competitor. But in fact, he was a wonderful composer, musician and teacher, who left behind a huge musical heritage. At one time, he was incredibly popular, successful and held the highest musical positions at the Austrian court. It is enough to name the names of his students: Beethoven, Schubert, Liszt and others.
Others loved Salieri for responsiveness, kindness and cheerful disposition, and he had not the slightest reason to envy Mozart, and even more so wish him to death. You can see this by studying Salieri’s biography not by rumors and artistic fictions, but according to the documents of his era.
The book of the writer and historian Sergei Nechaev is an attempt to historical rehabilitation of an extraordinary person and a talented composer who does not deserve to remain in the memory of the descendants of Mozart"s “poisoner”.
For a wide range of readers
Others loved Salieri for responsiveness, kindness and cheerful disposition, and he had not the slightest reason to envy Mozart, and even more so wish him to death. You can see this by studying Salieri’s biography not by rumors and artistic fictions, but according to the documents of his era.
The book of the writer and historian Sergei Nechaev is an attempt to historical rehabilitation of an extraordinary person and a talented composer who does not deserve to remain in the memory of the descendants of Mozart"s “poisoner”.
For a wide range of readers
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-6045985-1-1
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