Mozart Love Music Analysis

The lights slowly begin to dim, as if the sun were setting against a ruby sky. The spotlights slowly come to life as if the heavens were slowly parting the clouds to reveal a thick red velvet curtain. The members of the audience begin to clap, as if the ocean were crashing against the seashore. Suddenly, a loud rumble comes from beneath the stage, as the drums create a feeling of a storm that is about to emerge. As the curtains slowly open, they not only unfold a love story, they also open the doors to the brilliant composer, Mozart. Now the curtains are pulled back and the spotlights are shining, now sit back, relax and watch as the story of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart unfolds.
Behind the makeup, a costume, and arias, there, unfolds not only a love story but a story of this young, talented, and brilliant …show more content…
In his (short) lifetime, Mozart had composed hundreds of (hardly simple) works such as sonatas, symphonies, masses, concertos and operas. All music that was very well connected and marked by vivid emotion and sophisticated textures. His operas at the time held (and still hold) a unique fascination for musicians and music lovers, not in the Classical period, but also in today’s music world. His most famous opera, Don Giovanni was completed in 1787.
Don Giovanni is a lively and passionate operatic masterpiece. It is a two act opera, performed in Italian. This opera is based on legendary (fictional) character whose reputation precedes him. He is a very young arrogant and very promiscuous nobleman. He is a character with a cocky attitude who thinks he can walk around the stage, abusing and pissing other characters off.
In Act II scene 1, we find Don Giovanni and Leporello arguing with each other in a duet. Don Giovanni is attempting to outwit Leporello. The scene soon comes to life with the orchestra playing four chords in G