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Mozart was a Freemason serious.
Haydn (not very active), which Mozart gave the Masons. And as Sibelius, Cherubin
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As Freemasonry Mozart, schematically, there are two opinions:
According to one, the traditional (ie, leading the beginning of the second half of the 19.) and presented primarily by Einstein (but he wrote: "it is possible to think that Mozart svstupil Masons in the sensation of his utter loneliness, where he stayed, like any artist and the need for a sincere friendship "), he was really serious Mason, another expressed the first time Hildeshaymerom in 1956 in his book, written for the 200 anniversary of Mozart's birth, which caused a lot of noise (the Austrians, adherents of" Mozart in the chocolate ", it completely failed to understand: the story of this book can be compared with the ups and downs of Promenades Sinyavsky from Pushkin, with the difference that Hildeshaymera for it still did not put - though one feels that like
), the Masons Mozart joined because so did all of that elite. It should be noted that all of his correspondence with "brothers-in-a box" is reduced mainly to a note asking to borrow money to him, addressed to the generous and wealthy Puchberg, Mozart never fails and will not end my life in poverty, the very same Puchberg whom Mozart dedicated his heavenly Divertimento for violin, viola and cello K-563 (DG, Kremer, Kashkashian, Yo Yo Ma).
But do not think that I attribute to Mozart certain cynicism in these notes is a hopelessness and despair, which appears in their reading of a lump in my throat ...
Immediately after the death of Mozart in Vienna, various rumors were afloat, but they were all related to the Freemasons. Some said that Mozart's Masonic killed because he allegedly divulged some secret ritual, while others - that he was killed by a specific "brother" from his wife who was having an affair with Mozart (this "brother" is a name, I too lazy to look for her, but if someone needs, I find). The latest version supported by the fact that a few days after the death of Mozart, this "brother" had killed his pregnant wife and then committed suicide.
In any case, this question is ridiculous: Mozart became who he was - but for me, this is the cleanest, but also the most elusive, inscrutable genius of the human race - not because of and not contrary to his "Masonic membership ticket, and that membership does not explained in the riddle of Mozart. Such things are impossible to understand, they can only love.
P.S. As for Cherubini, this Napoleon pet somehow just cling from selfish considerations - more careerist impossible to imagine