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Mozart on the Way to Prague
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Mozart on the Way to Prague

work by Mörike
Also known as: “Mozart auf der Reise nach Prag”
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"Mozart on the Way to Prague" is a work by Eduard Friedrich Mörike, a renowned German lyric poet. This novella, published in 1856, delves into the personality of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart during a journey to Prague. Mörike's writing is known for its stylistic perfection and psychological insight. The work is considered a notable exploration of Mozart's character, offering a deeper understanding than many longer studies. Mörike himself suffered from psychosomatic illnesses throughout his life, which may have influenced his introspective writing style.1

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  1. Eduard Friedrich Mörike
  2. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - The last travels of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
  3. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Vienna: the early years
  4. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Mannheim and Paris

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