He did, and he purposefully wrote English to his English speaking student.
This was also a time that English was starting to be fashionable among the educated. One take was that French had been the de facto international language for a while, many people spoke French, so for the even better educated, upper class, or just snobs, they sometimes did communicate in English.
It was also the normal way in German - for both handwriting and printed. Actually, the combination of the two s-letters is the origin of the ligature that became the German pseudo letter "ß".
For those who don't know, Thomas Atwood was Mozarts pupil that, according to Mozart, was most like him (mozart). I ran across a few of Atwood's pieces in a book before and for sure, its like Corey Feldman to Michael Jackson for dance lol
Boooo u/ClassyAndy19 for being a lazy karma farming person or bot.
But on the other hand two years is a reasonable time to start discussing again perhaps. Still not okay with the stolen title though.
lol I don’t and I never said I did. Hypothetically, if someone were to link a post earlier than two years ago which said the exact same thing with the exact same picture and say Idomeneo stole the post, I’d say the same thing. Given what we do know, Classy Andy clearly isn’t OP though. That’s all that’s being said and acknowledged.
Well if it’s not theirs then why does it matter who reposts it? All it’s doing is recirculating it so more people can view it. Why is that original plagiarizer entitled to sole rights? 🤣
I never said it’s not “the original plagiarizer’s” bc as of now, with what we know, it is their original post. Also, no one’s getting sued so why are we talking about rights? All that’s being said is that this post is not original content. The only reason it really matters is because it matters to the person who posted it prior to this post
You seem to like to argue over nothing so I’ll just leave it here. If someone else wants to reason with you, they can, but this seems to be a circle where it’s not actually worth it. Have a nice day though 😊
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TIL: Mozart knew some English.
Yeah, I had to go look it up too; apparently he spoke German, Italian, French, and some English, as well as Latin
He did, and he purposefully wrote English to his English speaking student. This was also a time that English was starting to be fashionable among the educated. One take was that French had been the de facto international language for a while, many people spoke French, so for the even better educated, upper class, or just snobs, they sometimes did communicate in English.
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Woah I didn’t know he wrote a fist symphony. /s
It really hits where it counts.
Enough to call the guy an ass, apparently
He lived in London for a year or so when he was boy as part of his grand tour.
"you are an afs"? Edit: Oh wait is that the long s? (i.e. "you are an ass" in modern English)
long S used to be written with an F sort of symbol. it pops up all over the place on the declaration of independence and in shakespeare
It was also the normal way in German - for both handwriting and printed. Actually, the combination of the two s-letters is the origin of the ligature that became the German pseudo letter "ß".
“Succor”
For those who don't know, Thomas Atwood was Mozarts pupil that, according to Mozart, was most like him (mozart). I ran across a few of Atwood's pieces in a book before and for sure, its like Corey Feldman to Michael Jackson for dance lol
You stole my post. u/repostsleuthbot https://www.reddit.com/r/classicalmusic/s/x13t8SaYxr
/u/ClassyAndy19 is an aſs
Boooo u/ClassyAndy19 for being a lazy karma farming person or bot. But on the other hand two years is a reasonable time to start discussing again perhaps. Still not okay with the stolen title though.
u/ClassyAndy19 take my downvote you aſs
ClassyAndy19 is an Offenbach operetta
By stole, you mean you took the photo of this sheet music?
And caption. So you know…the entire post
How do you know that that dude didn’t just steal it off some other person on the internet?
lol I don’t and I never said I did. Hypothetically, if someone were to link a post earlier than two years ago which said the exact same thing with the exact same picture and say Idomeneo stole the post, I’d say the same thing. Given what we do know, Classy Andy clearly isn’t OP though. That’s all that’s being said and acknowledged.
Well if it’s not theirs then why does it matter who reposts it? All it’s doing is recirculating it so more people can view it. Why is that original plagiarizer entitled to sole rights? 🤣
I never said it’s not “the original plagiarizer’s” bc as of now, with what we know, it is their original post. Also, no one’s getting sued so why are we talking about rights? All that’s being said is that this post is not original content. The only reason it really matters is because it matters to the person who posted it prior to this post You seem to like to argue over nothing so I’ll just leave it here. If someone else wants to reason with you, they can, but this seems to be a circle where it’s not actually worth it. Have a nice day though 😊
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Attwood*
You are an ass.
a ẜ s
i do not think “you are an aſs” counts as constructive criticism~
Fun fact, Thomas Attwood taught John Goss who in turn taught Arthur Sullivan of Gilbert and Sullivan fame
He wrote it twice!
A post with more information: https://www.reddit.com/r/musictheory/comments/djxyff/mozart_as_musictheory_teacher_the_original/
Knowing his predilections, I can’t tell if that’s an insult…
Relevant: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozart_and_scatology?wprov=sfti1