Jacek Niecko wrote:

>I wonder what the list members think about Mozart's artistry (this is,
>I know, a very vague term but I suspect we all know its meaning).

Well, any one - if he is not too messed up himself - will very soon realize
that as Mozart at an early stage had learned the craft very well, and found
a style in which he composed his singspiels, which impressed small people
with all its notes and made him popular - he was never actually interested
in developing in style.  He was never interested in seeiking new elements
to put into his family of patterns, as he always had to take the risk that
those would change his style away enough from the "I sell even conservated
porridge with murdering commercial"-style he had invented, to corrupt his
future....Then tell C.G.Jung the grab for power is stronger than everything
else!

And no, don't bother to thank me for this information.

Thomas