Emperor Joseph II reacted negatively to Mozart's "Don Giovanni" primarily due to its controversial themes and the portrayal of nobility, which he found inappropriate. The Opera's blending of comedy and tragedy, along with its moral ambiguity regarding seduction and punishment, clashed with Joseph's ideals of order and reform. Additionally, the emperor's desire for operas that adhered to more traditional and moral storytelling made him critical of the work's unconventional narrative.
Opera ~ Don Giovanni Mass ~ Requiem in D Minor K. 626. Concert aria ~ Conservati fedele Song ~ Dans un bois solitaire
No.
German
His wife's name was Constanze Weber
Constanze Weber.
No
Opera ~ Don Giovanni Mass ~ Requiem in D Minor K. 626. Concert aria ~ Conservati fedele Song ~ Dans un bois solitaire
Mozarts mother's name was Anna Maria
His dad
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Salzburg
Leopold Mozart
German
no
His wife's name was Constanze Weber
Johannes Dalchow has written: 'W. A. Mozarts Krankheiten' 'W.A. Mozart' 'Mozarts Tod: 1791-1971'
Constanze Weber.