Research from your laptop!
There are now so many quality resources relevant to Mozart’s cultural context available to anyone, for free, online. I’ve started a list of my favourites. I’ll continue adding to these and welcome any suggestions.
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This blog is about bringing together the study of Mozart intertext with web 2.0 trends.
I want to develop a dynamic, collaborative project which pushes the boundaries of both.
The eventual ideal is this: Wouldn’t it be great if there was a way of exploring the forgotten contexts of Mozart’s music in a fluid and interactive way?
Imagine [...]
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