"Written and produced by Lady Dunn. Photography by S. Ziegler and S.A. Moy. Musical score adapted from works of W.A. Mozart." <br/> <br/>Lady Dunn, a very well spoken woman narrates the documentary and is seen at the very beginning. <br/> <br/>Salzburg, Austria. Travelogue style sequence showing landmarks of the city. Lady Dunn tells us that we will be following Mozart's footsteps and meet him in spirit at every turn. Local people in traditional dress are seen, street scenes, markets, etc. <br/> <br/>Mozart's birthplace is featured - we are given a little tour of his house as Lady Dunn speaks of Mozart's childhood. We see portraits of Mozart and his family on the walls of the house. More travelogue style footage of fountains, Cathedral, man playing Cathedral organ (as Mozart's father had done), statues, squares, St Peter's cemetery, country house of the Archbishops, ornamental gardens, St Peter's Kellar (?), wine is drunk, toasts are made. Mirabelle Garden, the little garden house in which Mozart wrote his last opera has been brought from Vienna to Salzburg, we see the house, Mozart's grave, statue of Mozart, music academy, stage settings for Mozart operas, Salzburg Marionette Theatre put on a performance of one of Mozart's operas. People gather to rehearse for the Festival performances of Mozart's work. Austrian and American flags are seen flying. Salzburg at dusk. The End. <br/> <br/>Naturally enough, Mozart compositions are played throughout the film.

Piano pianist concert playing

CUs of bust of Mozart.

At the music festival in Aix en Provence, France, Spanish soprano Teresa Berganza stars in Mozart's Cosi Fan Tutte.

NAME: AUT MOZA 20060127E TAPE: EF06/0082 IN_TIME: 10:27:24:07 DURATION: 00:02:52:18 SOURCES: AP/SKY DATELINE: Salzburg/Vienna - 27 Jan 2006 RESTRICTIONS: Part UK/CNNi/ Ireland SHOTLIST- AP Television Salzburg 1. Billboard reading "Happy Birthday Mozart" 2. Wide shot house were Mozart was born 3. Plaque reading "Mozart Museum - In this house was W.A Mozart born on 27th January 1756" 4. Mozart doll sitting at harpsichord 5. SOUNDBITE: (German) NO NAME GIVEN, voxpop: "I like the Mozart year because it's an opportunity to bring people closer to the work of the genius" 6. Various Mozart souvenirs 7. Various Salzburg street scenes SKY News - No Access UK/Ireland/CNNi 9. Various still pictures of Mozart AP Television Vienna, 6. Christof Schonborn, Cardinal of the Catholic Church in Austria blessing the house 7. Wide shot of the audience inside the Mozart building 8. Close up of performance 'The Magic Flute' 7. Dr. Michael Hauepel standing inside the museum listening to the clock playing melodies 8. SOUNDBITE: (German) Dr. Michael Hauepel, Mayor of Vienna "I think that a genius that came as a foreigner from Salzburg to Vienna and had his most productive time here should be honoured. We keep the house he liked most here in Vienna in good condition for the future, for the world, for Austria and for Vienna as our duty" 9. St. Steven's Cathedral with tent in front 11. Musicians playing inside the tent 12. SOUNDBITE: (German) Mr. Peter Marboe, General Manager of Mozart "The people that get annoyed by all this commercial stuff can take my advice - go home, listen to the second part of Mozart's clarinet concerto and all the anger is gone." MOZART MANIA ON THE 250TH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS BIRTH Mozart mania swept the world on Friday - the 250th anniversary of the composer's birth. The Austrian city of Salzburg where Mozart was born led the celebrations. Always a trove for Mozart souvenirs, the cobble-stoned and turreted city outdid itself this year. Store shelves were stocked with Mozart beer and wine, Mozart baby bottles, Mozart milkshakes, Mozart knickers and Mozart jigsaw puzzles - along with the usual T-shirts, calendars and coffee mugs. The composer was born in Salzburg on January 27, 1756. He wrote his first symphonies before turning 10 and his first significant opera at 12. Mozart was prolific like few others, creating more than 600 musical works before his death at 35. One woman in Salzburg told AP Television News that Mozart Year 2006 was "an opportunity to bring people closer to the work of the genius". Celebrations also took place in Vienna, where the composer lived after moving from Salzburg. One of his favourite houses in the Austrian capital was blessed by the cardinal of the Austrian Catholic Church on Friday. The man in charge of Austria's Mozart Year celebrations dismissed criticism of the celebrations. "The people that get annoyed by all this commercial stuff can take my advice - go home, listen to the second part of Mozart's clarinet concerto and all the anger is gone!"

A NEW STUDY SAYS LISTENING TO CLASSICAL MUSIC CAN STIMULATE STUDENT’S MINDS.

Berlin Radio Orchestra #2

Vienna University of Music - backstage preparation, dressing room, applying makeup, putting on wigs, The Marriage of Figaro (opera) rehearsals, music notes, WS Vienna, park, statue of Mozart, ext. & int. of Mozart's residence, Austrian money, Salzburg - ws Salzburg, ext. buildings, int. piano room, Mozart chocolates, opera performance, Vienna - Austrian jet landing, music school - playing piano & singing, int. music library, ws lavish palace, stage preparation, rehearsals, stage director, int. opera house, magnificent architecture, Salzburg - VS palaces, fountains, int. palace, int. cathedral, domed ceiling, Vienna - vs buildings, opera rehearsal, open window, zoom into window, int. Mozart's room, turning musical pages, books, burying corpse in graveyard [death], foggy graveyard, opera.

Notables attend opera at opening of rebuilt Vienna State Opera House in Vienna

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

Theme From Mozart's Clarinet Quartet In A

travelogue - Austria - Alps - countryside - forest - hikers - village - palace / estate - Bad Goisern village streets - hotel / inn - ferry crosses lake - high angle Salzburg - statues - church steeples - narrow street - Mozart statue - Mozart house - old buildings stores - unicorn statue - the Sound of Music - Von Trapp family - baroque architecture

1960s: Statue of composer Mozart in Vienna, Austria.

A visit to Salzburg, Austria by Burton Holmes - Salzburg, Austria, Mozart, Castle of the Prince-Bishops, Salzach river, man fishing with long pole, Festspeil festival, people marching, liederhosen, hats, horse drawn carriages, handcarts, man with big box on head, policemen

Benny Goodman band concert in Japan. View of vinyl phonograph record spinning on turntable. Benny Goodman plays Mozart Quintet along with four Japanese musicians. Japanese audience clapping. Location: Japan. Date: 1957.

Musical oddities by Mozart and Vivaldi with four performances: Concerto for piccolo by Vivaldi; Rondo from Sonata for Cello and Bassoon by Mozart; Adagio and Rondo for Glass Harmonica by Mozart; Mozart Waltz composed by throwing dice; "Musical Joke" by Mozart; Rondo on theme that can be finished by Mozart; with symphony orchestra. 1961. Musical oddities by Mozart and Vivaldi with four performances -- Concerto for piccolo by Vivaldi; Rondo from Sonata for Cello and Bassoon by Mozart; Adagio and Rondo for Glass Harmonica by Mozart; Mozart Waltz composed by throwing dice; "Musical Joke" by Mozart; Rondo on theme that can be finished by Mozart; with symphony orchestra under Alfredo Antonini. 0:15 Piccolo Concerto by Vivaldi, Title, orchestra. 0:55 INTRO: MacAndrew. RE: whimsical notions of musical geniuses, Vivaldi wrote for any instrument including mandolin and piccolo. Visual of Vivaldi's portrait is shown. 3:45 PIECE 1: Concerto for Piccolo by Vivaldi performed by 9 violins and harpsichord, 2 cellos, 1 doublebass with Antonini as conductor. 0:50 MacAndrew. RE: Mozart's Duet for two low register instruments, like a picture painted with two hues of blue. 2:15 PIECE 2: Rondo from Sonata for cello and bassoon. Cellist and bassoonist are facing each other. 0:50 INTRO: MacAndrew RE: Benjamin Franklin invented the glass harmonica. Today, the glass bowls are replaced by celeste. 2:30 PIECE 3: Adagio and Rondo for Glass Harmonica played on celeste with orchestra. 3:30 MacAndrew explains dice game and how Mozart wrote 176 bars of music with, for example, seven on dice equaling bar 104 of music, unending permutations each making a perfect waltz. MacAndrew rolls dice on camera, harpsichord plays the 4 rolls, with each roll a piece of music (1 bar) is placed on harpsichordist's sheet of music… the 4 rolls are the introduction to a waltz already composed of 24 rolled made prior to the program. 1:24 PIECE 4: Rolled Dice Waltz with harpsichord solo. 0:34 INTRO: MacAndrew presents Lampoon lapses of other musicians such as horn players' mistakes. 1:00 PIECE 5: "Musical Joke" by Mozart, very French Horns, with full string orchestra. 3:00 PIECE 6: Rondo of "Musical Joke", lampoons composers who can't finish a theme. Strings end independently and go their own way in a different key. 3:00 PIECE 7: Continuation of Piccolo Concerto of Vivaldi. Credits. Alfredo Antonini, conductor

00:00:00:00 Onstage orchestra plays Mozart for attentive schoolchildren in Avery Fisher Hall (0:00)/

Mozart statue in Mozartplatz, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Salzburg, Austria, Europe

Famous tourist destinations and architecture in Salzburg, Austria. View of the Hohensalburg Castle (Hohensalzburg Castle Mönchsberg 34 5020 Salzburg). Trees around the castle. View of the Hofbrunnen, a baroque fountain in front of the Residenzplatz (Residenzplatz 5020 Salzburg). View of the Salzburger Dom Cathedral (Dom zu Salzburg Domplatz 1a 5020 Salzburg). The Virgin Mary statue in front of the Salzburg Cathedral. Location: Salzburg Austria. Date: 1937.

Trailer for the film 'Innocents Abroad' - Innocents Abroad takes an amusing look at how Europeans and Americans stereotype each other, and also examines the validity of twentieth-century-style high speed, mass tourism. It is a glimpse into an important industry which is vital to the European economy, but which also takes a very real toll on the continent, both culturally and ecologically. The eclectic soundtrack includes Mozart, Bob Dylan, Sandy Denny, Jonathan Richman, and others.

Footage of actor Tom Hulce includes clips from his films Amadeus and Echo Park, and a music video.

00:00:00:00 In Lincoln Center plaza: crowd hears free open rehearsal of Mozart by unid orchestral group; good pix string musicians, altho&apos; they wear red T-shirts; also nice CUs pages of sheet ...

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