Different Mozart | Bela Fleck, Jeff Leonard, ... | This More-zart CD should be 10 stars out of five.

Different Mozart | Bela Fleck, Jeff Leonard, ... | A Different Mozart -- The right title for a delightful CD.

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Different Mozart

	Different Mozart Bela Fleck, Jeff Leonard, ... Philips, 1996 average customer review:based on 8 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

This More-zart CD should be 10 stars out of five.

I have been listening to this CD for quite a while and I still like it. It never bores me. First, the transcriptions are done ingeniusly. Second, all the works are done by different musicians and thus the the play styles are all different. This is really QUITE A DIFFERENT More-zart. For example, Ruhe Sanft is an aria in 3/4, but it is beautifully transcribed in 4/4. At first listening, I didn't know what it was, but it sounded like I heard it before, and I couldn't figure it out. Only after I checked the song list and tried second careful listening, I was able to be aware that it was indeed "Ruhe Sanft mein holdes Leben". Every piece in this CD is beatiful. I am sorry that I can give only five stars. I will definitely give it 10 starts out of five. I wish there would be "A Different Mozart II".

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A Different Mozart -- The right title for a delightful CD.

If you love Mozart, try this album. Interpreters such as Bela Fleck give us a chance to appreciate the enduring beauty of the music, and all of the selections are beautiful in their own way. Each of the pieces is too short for my taste, but that does allow for many different interpreters on the CD. I'll definitely buy the follow up to this album.

Mozart as you never heard it before.

Just when you think there is nothing more that can be done with Mozart, along comes this album. The interpretations are so fresh and different that I felt I was relearning Mozart. I think he would be very proud.

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Original Mozart Style

i receive this cd form amazon.com, i love the first clip, the arranged for the music of Mozart are beautyful, very inspirational, nice version of very artist like Bela Fleck, his version of this sonata are magnificent, very original, and other way to hear mozart music, maintenance the essential of the music author, buy this Cd if you love the classic music, and the jazz music same, the fussion are excellent and for sleep moment is nice hear this album

Quirky Mozart album winds up charming me..

This is definately not your grandfather's versions of Mozart. The artists change up the instrumentation and creatively put new life in such classics of "Elvira Madigan", "Ruhe Sanft" and "Eine Kleine Nachmusik". Good enough for a listen if you want to hear someting new.

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Tracks
Son in F: Adagio - Tracy Scott Silverman & Thea Suits-Silverman | Con in C, 'Elvira Madigan': Andante - Henry Adam Curtis | Zaide: 'Ruhe Sanft' - Richard Schoenherz | Requiem: Lacrymosa - Steve Erquiaga | Con in A: Adagio - Val Gardena | Cosi Fan Tutte: 'Love So Sincere' - Eugene Friesen | Ser No. 13 in G, 'Eine Kleine Nachtmusik': Romanza - Modern Mandolin Quartet | Con in E: Adagio - Chris Botti | Adagio for Glass Harmonica - Todd Boekelheide | Son in A: Rondo - Bela Fleck | Ser No. 12 in c: Andante - Paul McCandless | Rondo In a - Philip Aaberg | Ser No. 10 in B flat: Adagio - Tim Story

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