About the life of Mozart s wife, Constance

It's Konstanze!

Mozart studies expert Danish diplomat Olge. Nicholas. Nathan, who married Mozart's widow Constanzer 18 years after Mozart's death, and as a posthumous witness to Mozart and an expert on Mozart, Nathan wrote the world's second biography of Mozart.

His wife, Konstanze, sold one of his manuscripts in half decades after his death.

According to Mozart's biography, he was fond of another girl, but it was his wife who took care of him when he was sick, and for other reasons he married Constanze, a layman with whom he had little in common.

So, who plays Mozart?

Vitamin D deficiency may be present. Mozart is not very familiar to everyone, in fact, he is a very talented person, in fact, it is very rare to have such a person in that era. But why did he die early when he was not very old, in fact, this question is also a mystery of the world, many descendants or others are very curious to know what he died for?

1. Some people say that it has something to do with the area where he lives, he lives in Austria at a higher latitude, and the human body will definitely lack sunlight, everyone knows that if there is no sunlight, our body may lack vitamin D, if it is possible for a long time, Mozart will not be able to resist the damage caused by the disease, many people have also confirmed in research that ensuring adequate vitamin D intake is to prevent a lot of diseases. If Mozart could have learned a little more and eaten a little nutritious, then the ** works he left behind must have been many times the current one.

2. It is also said that it is because of a head injury. In the old days, after Pucci examined the skull, the results surprised everyone. Mozart probably died of a head injury, not rheumatic fever, as most historians believe.

Pucci came to this conclusion based on a fracture in the left temple of the skull. The researchers suggest that Mozart may have accidentally fallen and injured himself on the road, which could also explain why he suffered from headaches throughout his illness.

Mozart's death turned out to be for this reason! Experts reveal the secrets on the spot.

In 1760, when Mozart was four years old, he was already trying his hand at composing.

In 1762, Mozart toured with his sister and father to various European countries.

He arrived in London in April 1764 and composed his first three symphonies.

In 1767, he made the opera "Fake Silly Sister".

1768 Performed the opera Baschin and Bastian.

In December 1770, the opera King of Pontus, Mithridate, premiered in Milan and caused a sensation.

1780 Performed the opera King Idomeneo of Crete, which was staged in Munich in January 1781.

In August 1782, the opera "The Harem Escape" premiered.

1785 Six string quartets are dedicated to Haydn. Started writing "The Marriage of Figaro".

1786 The Marriage of Figaro premieres in Vienna.

1787 Symphony No. 38 in D major (premiered in Prague to great acclaim.

1787 Completed the opera Don Giovanni, two string quintets and a serenade for strings in G major.

In May 1788, he began to write the last three symphonies, all of which were completed on August 10.

In the autumn of 1789, Mozart began writing the opera "The Heart of a Woman".

In 1791 Mozart began writing the opera The Magic Flute, which was completed in July. At this time, it was only more than four months before he died.

In 1791 he adapted the opera "The Mercy of Dito", after which he began to write "Requiem".

He died on December 5, 1791. His Requiem died before he could finish it, and as Mozart himself said it was a Requiem he wrote for himself, and this swan song of life and the peerless masterpiece "Requiem" was later completed by his student Sussmayer.

He really shouldn't have died so early.

The Austrian composer Mozart is the most typical composer of the classical music school, and is known as the three major composers of the Vienna classical music school along with Haydn and Beethoven.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born on 27 January 1756 in Salzburg, Austria, in a family of court musicians. He showed a very high **talent at a very young age, and he studied under his father's teaching**. From 1762 onwards, under the guidance of their father, Mozart at the age of 6 and his sister Anna at the age of 10 began traveling and performing throughout the continent.

They were. Munich, Frankfurt, Bonn, Vienna, Paris, London, Milan, Bologna, Florence, Naples, Rome, Amsterdam and many more! In Vienna, the capital of Austria, they were invited by the emperor to perform at the royal palace.

In 1772, at the age of 16, Mozart finally ended a decade-long wandering life and returned to his hometown of Salzburg to become principal musician in the archbishop's court orchestra. Dissatisfied with the bishop's harsh discipline over him, this precarious employment relationship finally ended in 1781, and he decided to settle in Vienna on his own, taking the difficult road of freedom and home.

Mozart's ease and speed of writing led his contemporaries and successors to regard him as a self-taught, uneducated genius, and throughout his life, he never received formal instruction from his father, except as a child. Genius is undeniable, but people often ignore that genius is also inseparable from hard work and diligence. Mozart once said:

People think my art is a no-brainer. In fact, no one would spend as much time and thought into composing as I did; There is no such thing as a master's work, which I have not studied many times diligently. ”

Mozart died in Vienna in 1791 at the age of 35.

Mozart's main representative works include: 22 operas; He is best known for "The Marriage of Figaro", "Don Juan" and "The Magic Flute"; Symphony 41 parts, in the first place.

Three. Ten. The Nine, Forty, and Forty-One Symphonies are the most famous; Piano Concerto 27 parts, in the first place.

Two. Ten, twenty.

One, twenty. III.XX.

Four, twenty. 6. The 27th Piano Concerto is the most famous; Violin Concerto 6 parts, in the first place.

The fourth and fifth violin concertos are the most famous; In addition, he has written a large number of instrumental and vocal works in a variety of genres.

The Best Wife Ever: Let me keep you out with my dance steps.

Constance, the wife of the Austrian genius Mozart, is not only pure and beautiful in appearance and personable, but also kind-hearted and particularly virtuous.

Mozart was a constant almscarer and thus made himself financially strained, and his wife supported his good deeds. In winter, Mozart had no money to buy coal, and it was very cold in the house, so Constance danced with her husband in the house, using dance steps to expel the cold. Mozart practiced the piano and his fingers were frozen and stiff, so Constance took her husband's hand into her arms and warmed his fingers with the warmth of her body.

In the summer, when the weather was hot, Mozart practiced the piano in the house, and because he had no money to buy a fan, Constance stood beside her husband, fanned him with a fan, and wiped his sweat with a towel washed in cool water. The husband is a genius in art, but he will not take care of himself in life, Constance is afraid that his husband will accidentally hurt his fingers with a knife and fork during the meal, and often cuts the meat into small pieces for her husband to enjoy. Mozart got up every day, and his wife helped him get dressed.

All the housework in the house never let Mozart stretch out his hand, and it was contracted by Constance alone, and Mozart devoted himself to art.

With the strong support of his wife and Mozart's own unremitting efforts, he created a series of classic works such as "The Marriage of Figaro", "Don Juan" and "The Magic Flute", and Mozart has also become a famous family in the world. Mozart lived happily under the care of his wife, and he enjoyed the most precious love in the world.

Liu Xiu, Emperor Guangwu of the Han Dynasty, said: "Shi Eun should be the ruling Jinwu, and marrying a wife should be Yin Lihua".

Yin Lihua is the famous Qi Xiang Guan Zhong in the Spring and Autumn Period, and Yin Lihua, a new savage in Nanyang, was known for her beauty when she was young.

Liu Xiu married 19-year-old Yin Lihua when he was 29 years old at the beginning of his career, and they separated after 3 months due to the war, and then married Guo Shengtong because of marriage.

In the first year of Jianwu, Liu Xiu was called the emperor, the capital was Luoyang, and he sent people to pick up Yin Lihua from Nanyang and was named a noble person in the second year after the emperor, after Liu Xiu was sealed, Yin Lihua resigned from the throne without a child, and Liu Xiu had to be crowned Guo Shengtong after the clan at that time, and Liu Jiang, the son of Guo Shengtong, was the crown prince Yin Lihua was a noble person for 17 years.

In the 9th year of Jianwu, Empress Guo gradually fell out of favor until the 17th year of Jianwu, that is, the 5th year after Liu Xiu swept away the heroes and unified the world for 1 day, he was abolished by Emperor Guangwu Liu Xiu on the grounds of "the queen is stubborn and resentful, and several violations of the decree" and "the wind of Lu Huo", and the Yin clan was renamed the queen.

The Western Han Dynasty has never had a precedent for the simultaneous abolition of the post-abolition, and because Guo Shengtong's son is the crown prince, it is believed that this matter is abnormal with the old precedent, and it is not a blessing for the country to shake the position after the abolition of the queen's bad character, so it is not allowed to celebrate it.

After a long 17 years of waiting, Yin Lihua finally ascended to the back position, and Liu Xiu stood side by side with Yongping for 7 years, Yin Lihua, nicknamed "Guanglie", and Liu Xiu was buried in the original mausoleum History Yin Lihua's personality: respectful and frugal, not good to appreciate treasures, do not like to laugh and joke, natural benevolence and filial piety, mercy and love.

Qianlong's filial piety, Xianchun, and Qianlong's relationship is very good, and the harem is also well managed, never jealous, and is a good wife who is tolerant and generous, dignified and virtuous.

Li Shimin's empress, the eldest grandson, is also called Guanyin, she married Li Shimin at the age of thirteen, she supported Li Shimin in many ways, corrected Li Shimin's political mistakes, not only Li Shimin's wife, but also his helper.

Queen Qian can be called Zhu Qizhen, never abandon Zhu Qizhen, after he was captured, he washed his face with tears every day, knelt down to worship the gods and Buddhas and prayed for him to come back, but ended up blind in one eye and disabled in one leg. When Zhu Qizhen was under house arrest and his treatment was very poor, he mobilized the harem to exchange money for money to improve his life, which was very moving.

The wife of the Yellow Emperor, Sima Xiangru, Meng Guang, Zhuge Liang and others.

Empress Taizong of Tang Dynasty, Empress Xiaoxian of Qianlong.

Song Qingling, Mu Guiying, Wang Zhaojun.

After Mozart's death, the mystery of the cause of his death has been the subject of much controversy

Lack of vitamin D

William Grant, a former atmospheric physicist at NASA, believes that between 1762 and 1783, Mozart's symptoms of infection mostly appeared in mid-October and mid-May. That's because at higher latitudes in Salzburg, Austria, the body is unable to synthesize vitamin D due to lack of light, a condition that can last up to six months, leaving Mozart unable to defend against disease.

Trichinosis. Trichinosis is caused by eating raw or undercooked pork that contains trichinella cysts, and symptoms of trichinosis are swelling of the limbs, fever, and itching all over the body. In Mozart's time, severe trichinosis could be fatal. And Mozart also complained that his body was very itchy.

Jane Hirschman, a medical expert at the University of Washington in Seattle, deduced Mozart's cause of death from a letter dated October 7, 1791, from which Mozart wrote: "Guess what I smell?

Pork chop flavor! What a delicious smell, I'm going to eat it, and I wish you good health! Forty-five days after writing this letter, Mozart died.

The incubation period for trichinosis is generally 50 days, which coincides with the time of Mozart's death.

Head injury. Founded in 1880 by the residents of Salzburg, the Mozart International** is a private, non-profit organization used to protect Mozart's relics. The "Mozart skull" has long been the focus of attention of many experts. In 1991, the French anthropologist Pucci concluded based on a fracture in the left temple of the skull

Mozart may have been injured by an accidental fall and eventually died from complications of a head injury. This conclusion is also related to the rumor that Mozart had a terrible headache a year before his death.

Died of love killing. In "Mozart's Love and Death" launched by Joint Publishing Company, geologist Xu Jinghua searched for the truth in **, believing that Mozart committed suicide for love:

A person who has been dead for many years can only be inferred from the written record of the development of events. After research, Xu Jinghua found that Mozart was in love with his student Madalena, and she was a married woman. He and Maddalena risked death to fall in love, and although he was not tolerated by society, he was unwilling to repent.

Xu Jinghua hypothesizes that Mozart's affair with Maddalena was discovered by her husband Hofdemayer, and that Hofdemayer made a deal with Maddaluna that if Mozart drank the poison, Maddalena would be spared death. So Mozart drank the poison and died.

Died of **. The Weekly once wrote: "Because his body was swollen, it was thought he had been poisoned." Later, Mozart's first biographer, Franz Xavel Nimeček, wrote what Mozart said to his wife Konstanzeg in the autumn of 1791 in Vienna's Prater Park:

I don't have long to live, of course, someone poisoned me! But there is no evidence that Mozart actually said this.