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Márcio Lopes _arcio3_ — A good book; takes a while to get started but interesting all the way through.

Sketchride Project sketchride_project — The latest installment in my Enlightenment biography kick (which also inclued The Librettist of Venice and Love and Louis XIV). I was raised on the Mozart legend and his music, so this book was a fun read full of familiar milestones: the touring prodigy and his sister, the rebellion against his father, the infatuations with the four Weber sisters (he married Constaza, but ended up writing some of his greatest soprano parts for Aloysia and Josefa),etc. Glover's narration (and lively-translated quotations from letters and memoirs) make you feel as though you've really gotten to know the women in Wolfgang's life, as well as Wolfgang, Leopold and the arts and politics of 18C Vienna and Saltzburg. In many ways, this interpersonal style of biography is the best way to get to know an historical figure; so much can be learned from the company they kept. In a surprising twist, Glover reaches Mozart's death only about two-thirds of the way through the book. She devotes the last part of the book to the female characters in Mozart's operas. Some of these descriptions are excellent musical analyses of Mozart's musical portrait painting, some is simply Glover cheering for soprano and mezzo roles that require more than a few vocal flourishes. My only real complaint lies with Glover's depiction of Nannerl. Every time she appears, Glover lays on the feminist tragedy with a heavy hand, reminding the reader of her ignored talents in the manner of Shakespeare's Sister in A Room of One's Own. It's true that Nannerl was never given the opportunities that Mozart was (and she had to put up with pere Leopold for much longer), but she didn't seem to pity herself and Glover shouldn't either.

Den Kornilov den_kornilov — Tom Slick founded Southwest Research Institute, where I currently work. He was a rancher, oil-man, philanthropist, scientist and (wait for it...) a Yeti Hunter. Or as he preferred to call himself a 'cryptozoologist'. Fascinating stuff.

杨 洋 muyexia — I cannot believe that four children were able to survive parents who were so self-absorbed. The narrative is excellent. The novel is full of details and images that will make the reader reflect.