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Published: 2006-01-28 00:34:39 +0000 UTC; Views: 5366; Favourites: 131; Downloads: 176
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250 years since W.A.Mozart was born... this celebration is a fantastic excuse to listen to his amazing stuff...here in my humble tribute you can see the handwritten notes for Requiem's Kyrie
thanks to =bashcorpo for the old paper scan used in the background, below the notes ^^
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You have captivated Mozart and his personality,and his most characteristic feature:eyes
Greta work!!(but thats partly because of Mozart's irresistible charm)
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it's the cover of my whole mozart's music collection on iPod Touch
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Wow, such things make me so happy :_D
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Mozarrrrt 
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You're welcome!
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hiya!!
I just passed by to give you an early christmas present: a feature! ^^
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Whoa!!! I loved the geature, such a honor, thanks
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Now i've gotta admit although i despise Mozart i am loving this, really well done
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really cool, i like the sheet music on the background
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yeah, I was lucky to find it
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I like to make everyone cute, thnks!
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I've just begun to get into classical music, and found those cute cartoon portraits faboart does and began to lift names on who to listen to from the subjects--I found this in his favourites. I'm glad I found something similar, even though even I'm not so far gone as to not have heard of Mozart. I like that this is different, too, with having the sheet music behind it though. The handwritten aspect gives it a lot of character and doesn't make it seem so... cute. Cute is good, but I like this style too, and it almost makes it seem as hands-on as the music.
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Thanks for the detailed comment, glad you're getting into classical music, it's a never-ending trip!
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thanks and thanks! (btw, bob is great!)
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nice drawing
eyes and nose especially cute!
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thanks, the old portraits of him show very special features, so had to capture them somehow
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Somewhat feels like it would apply to something more playful like the 40th Symphony in G-minor
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thanks for liking and faving
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