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• It will give the casual Mozartean new things to think about.
• These nuances give a vivid articulation to the Mozartean vocal phrase.
• Part of it is bluesy and jazzy, part surprisingly Mozartean.
• I search in vain for the guttering candle of Mozartean myth,
• The cast is splendid and Abbado is a superb Mozartean.
• For now, however, Ms . Fleming is a superb Mozartean.
• But at this stage in his career, Domingo is no Mozartean.
• Placido Domingo, an unlikely Mozartean, sang the title role Saturday night.
• Time heals, and all those mediocre concerts of Mozartean marginalia have faded.
• He is a fleet pianist and an insightful Mozartean.
• How much truer to Mozartean opera could it be?
• It was almost a Mozartean sound, extremely lithe.
• Here, for once, the Mozartean sun rises on a virtually cloudless sky.
• Here are the adumbrations of a Mozartean world in which happy and sad are hopelessly confused.
• He was also a deft Mozartean and had an affinity for contemporary works by Dutch composers.
• The charmingly Mozartean Symphony No . 5 seemed to be tolerated; the rest were barely acknowledged.
• James must have known very well how hard Sargent worked to achieve the effect of Mozartean ease.
• Along the way, Ms . Sweete takes liberties that card-carrying Mozarteans may find baffling.
• And yet, underneath all these brash interventions was a Mozartean melancholy that strongly suggested classical measure.
• Buch counts Henneberg's pages among the best and says the distinguished Mozartean Julian Rushton shares his opinion.