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Meaning of mozartean
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mozartean (a)
of or relating to or in the manner of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
mozartean Sentence Examples
- The pianist's rendition of Mozart's Sonata K. 333 exuded a distinctly Mozartean grace and elegance.
- The conductor's interpretation of the "Haffner" Symphony captured the Mozartean spirit of joy and optimism.
- The opera singer's voice possessed a Mozartean sweetness and agility, soaring effortlessly through the intricate vocal lines.
- The young violinist's performance of Mozart's Concerto No.
- 4 revealed a promising talent with a true Mozartean sensibility.
- The audience was mesmerized by the Mozartean charm and wit of the opera "Così fan tutte."
- The Mozartean style is characterized by its balance, clarity, and expressive melodies.
- The cellist's interpretation of Mozart's Adagio from the Quintet for Clarinet and Strings showcased the Mozartean qualities of lyrical beauty and emotional depth.
- The actor's portrayal of Don Giovanni infused the character with a distinctly Mozartean combination of seduction and remorse.
- The painter's depiction of Mozart at work captured a moment of Mozartean inspiration, his fingers dancing nimbly across the keyboard.
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of or relating to or in the manner of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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The pianist's rendition of Mozart's Sonata K. 333 exuded a distinctly Mozartean grace and elegance.
The conductor's interpretation of the "Haffner" Symphony captured the Mozartean spirit of joy and optimism.
The opera singer's voice possessed a Mozartean sweetness and agility, soaring effortlessly through the intricate vocal lines.
The young violinist's performance of Mozart's Concerto No.
