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Mozart: The Fall of the Gods - Part I
This book compiles the results of our studies on 18th-century music and Mozart, who has been revered for over two centuries as a deity.
We dismantle the baseless cult of Mozart and strip away the clichés that falsely present him as a natural genius, revealing the contradictions in conventional biographies.
In this work, divided into two parts, we identify and critically analyze several contradictory points in the vast Mozart bibliography. Each of the nearly 2,000 citations is meticulously sourced, allowing readers to verify the findings. This critical biography of Mozart emerges from these premises, addressing the numerous doubts raised by researchers.
Mozart: The Construction of a Genius
This groundbreaking volume exposes the fabricated myths of Mozart’s so-called genius, revealing how historical manipulation has distorted his legacy to preserve a false image.
Scholars Luca Bianchini and Anna Trombetta delve into biographical details, compositions, and historical documents to uncover a startling truth: Mozart’s Thematic Catalogue from 1784 to 1791 is a sophisticated forgery from the late 18th century.
This groundbreaking revelation is supported by their presentation at the 21st International Conference of the Graphonomics Society.
Mozart in Italy
This groundbreaking book traces three pivotal years in Mozart’s life (1769–1773), revealing his early steps in opera seria under Leopold’s close supervision.
For the first time, two Italian musicologists challenge long-held assumptions, uncovering untold aspects of Mozart’s training and compositional process through original documents and manuscripts. With many musical examples presented here for the first time, Mozart in Italy offers a revolutionary musicological perspective, shedding new light on the true influences behind Mozart’s works.
An exclusive online supplement provides rare facsimiles, correspondence, and a world-premiere recording of Quirino Gasparini’s Mitridate re di Ponto, Mozart’s direct model.
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Goethe, Mozart, and Mayr: Illuminati Brothers
Musicologists Anna Trombetta and Luca Bianchini reveal that Goethe, Mozart, and Mayr were not only artists but also members of the Bavarian Illuminati, sharing a vision of justice, liberty, and equality.
Their research unveils deep connections between Werther and Die Zauberflöte, demonstrating that Mozart’s opera was not a mere Masonic allegory but a political satire shaped by the ideals—and dangers—of the Illuminati.
This groundbreaking study redefines the hidden Enlightenment agenda behind some of the most influential works of the 18th century.

Mozart - The Construction Of A Genius
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