Mozart's Journey to Prague and a Selection of Poems (Penguin Classics) - Tapa blanda

"Annotated with scholarly tact, finely rendered into English . . . this selection from Morike is a joy, in just harmony with its content." "Annotated with scholarly tact, finely rendered into English... this selection from Mvrike is a joy, in just harmony with its content." (George Steiner, "Observer" (UK)) aAnnotated with scholarly tact, finely rendered into English... this selection from MArike is a joy, in just harmony with its content.a (George Steiner, "Observer" (UK)) Annotated with scholarly tact, finely rendered into English... this selection from M rike is a joy, in just harmony with its content. (George Steiner, "Observer" (UK)) ?Annotated with scholarly tact, finely rendered into English... this selection from M?rike is a joy, in just harmony with its content.? (George Steiner, "Observer" (UK))"

The novella 'Mozart's Journey to Prague' (1855) is an imaginary recreation of the journey Mozart made from Vienna in 1787 to conduct the first performance of Don Giovanni. Set in the rococo world of the Bohemian nobility, it is a charming and playful evocation of Mozart's inner life and creative processes. Morike is one of Germany's greatest lyric poets after Goethe. His poetry combines classicism, romanticism, with elements of the traditional folk or faery tale. This edition contains all the poems for which he is most admired - including the comic idyll, 'The Auld Weathercock'.