In an essay titled “The Wild and Terrible Mozart,” Stephen Klugewicz reflected on the dark, demonic and awe-inspiring sides of Mozart’s music, often ignored in popular depictions of the composer. Here I would like to reflect further upon the elements that go into creating the richness and depth of Mozart’s music. Mozart, along with Haydn…
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