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Mozart: Naxos Musical Journey (2000)
Rating:
Starring: Naxos Musical Journey
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Category: Music, Special Interest
Studio: DVD International
Subtitles:
 [None]
Length:
 56 mins

 
 

 

From the awe-inspiring architecture of a secluded Italian monastery to the splendor and charm of an Austrian city, these are the images conjured from the profound music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

This volume of the Naxos Musical Journey takes us through the solemn halls and libraries of the great Neustift Monastery in Southern Tyrol, Italy; to Mozart's homeland of Austria and its famed capital city of Innsbruck.This breathtaking musical experience flows on the passion and power of some of Mozart's greatest symphonies.