Amadeus
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Author
Contributions
- Ondříček, Miroslav, 1934-2015, director of photography - Contributor
- Christopher, T. M., film editor - Contributor
- Danevic, Nena, film editor - Contributor
- Chandler, Micahel, film editor - Contributor
- Abraham, F. Murray, actor - Contributor
and 13 more
- Hulce, Tom, 1953- actor - Contributor
- Berridge, Elizabeth, 1962- actor - Contributor
- Callow, Simon, 1949- actor - Contributor
- Dotrice, Roy, 1923-2017, actor - Contributor
- Ebersole, Christine, actor - Contributor
- Jones, Jeffrey, 1947- actor - Contributor
- Kay, Charles, 1930- actor - Contributor
- McMillan, Kenneth, 1932-1989, actor - Contributor
- Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus, 1756-1791 - Contributor
- Marriner, Neville, conductor - Contributor
- Tharp, Twyla, choreographer - Contributor
- Saul Zaentz Company - Contributor
- Warner Home Video (Firm) - Contributor
Publication
2009 - , California
Language
English
Word Count
45,000 words, Guess
Page Count
180 pages
Physical Format
Video Recording
Identifiers
- ISBN-101419874020
- ISBN-10141988705X
- ISBN-139781419874024
- ISBN-139781419887055
- OCLC Control Number300486643
and 1 more
- Open LibraryOL26942193M
Classifications
- DDC791.43/72
- LCCPN1997 .A43 2009
Alternate Titles
- Amadeus, special CD compilation
Description
1781, Vienna. Court composer Antonio Salieri believes that Mozart's music is divine. He wishes he was himself as good a musician as Mozart so that he can praise the Lord through composing. But he is unable to understand why God favored Mozart who is such a vulgar, bawdy and impish creature, to be his instrument. Salieri goes mad with envy and has made himself an enemy of God. He is set to take revenge and plots to destroy Mozart by any means necessary.
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