About this app
Have you been reading scores and singing operas in the shower for the past 20 years? Can you tell Symphony No. 6 from Symphony No. 41? This app is for you. Best music in the world in your pocket. Mozart will accompany you to work and greet you after a midterm test.
Can’t tell whether it’s Serenade No. 13 or Requiem? Lacrimosa seems to be a clever name for some disease, and Mozart is definitely a brand of sweets and liquor. This app is for you! Time to understand why is Figaro there, Figaro here, who was stolen from the harem and what’s with that magic flute of the Pied Piper! Don’t worry, you don’t need to study any scores. Download the app Mozart — complete works and start listening anywhere. Don’t be surprised to realise that most of the tracks are very familiar to you.
Sonatas, serenades, operas… Ever since we were kids we know that music means Mozart and Mozart means music. Now we are old enough to listen to it for fun.
Here are a few more cases when you may need Mozart — complete works:
— when you don’t want to screw up! It’s easier to quickly consult with your smartphone than to tell that your favourite symphony is “Don Juan and the Magic Flute” by an English composer Wolfgang Mozart.
Fun fact! In our app you’ll find not only Mozart’s music, but also his short biography. Classic “Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in…” and all the necessary dates.
— when you need a background sound for your presentation or video. Classical music is always suitable. Serenade No 3 makes everything better, Serenade No 13 (also known as Eine Kleine Nachtmusik) cheers things up and Larcimosa adds drama and significance. Mozart — complete works lets you save selected tracks in faves, so that you won’t need to scroll through the menus when your audience is ready.
— when you need to calm the baby down. Mozart’s Sonata No 11 puts anyone to sleep — everyone who studied music can confirm it. It’s better with the app: no need to search for or download anything, all the music is in one place.
— when you have been trying to remember that melody that got stuck in your head for the whole 3 minutes now! It’s 42% chance that this piece of music is written by Mozart. Check the number of the record and be at ease.
— when it’s time to get the cake out and light the candles. Serenade No 13 or Figaro Overture will be a good fit! Much better than listening to TV in the background.
— when she suddenly says “Put some music on”. Mozart is very romantic. Don’t stop the magic flute.
Fun fact! Almost as classical as the original Requiem, Requiem for a Dream was composed by the other author, Clint Mansell. Somebody on the internet made a joke that Mozart wrote that piece, and many believed, because the app Mozart — complete works didn’t exist at a time!
Fun fact! If you haven’t heard the original Requiem with it’s Lacrimosa and Dies Irae — do listen to it, you won’t be disappointed.
— on a tough Monday morning. Did you know that some Mozart’s classic symphonies heal headaches? No? Try them! If they are no help, try Comandor’s aria. Then there’s Lacrimosa again. You can tell without reading the scores: that Wolfgang dude knew a thing or two about suffering.
— when you just want to sit and listen to some quality stuff, for example, a classical concert for a piano with an orchestra.
During 36 years Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (he preferred to be called Wolfgang, by the way) created about 800 works — and even his contemporaries admitted it was great music. In our times the name Mozart is another word for saying “great composer”. But sometimes great and brilliant music becomes ordinary and mundane and we never have time to appreciate it.
Legal information:
The music and compositions used in "Mozart - best works" belong to the public domain or are covered by the Creative Commons License. For any further questions or inquiries regarding licensing, please contact us at: smirnoira05@gmail.com
