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Authorized Plagiarism During the Early Classical Period:

Part 2 with Robert Newman

During hour two of our chat with Robert, we discuss some specific Mozart compositions and their true authors. According to Mr. Newman, dozens of composers contributed to the Mozart repetoire, including A.C. Cartellieri, G. Sarti, A. Luchesi, G.B. Vanhal, J. Myslivececk, P. Wranitsky and more. We provide audio examples of requiems by Joseph Haydn and Gossec, demonstrating the similarities to Mozart’s final composition, KV626, the Requiem. Robert extends the offer to any conventional musicologist to come on the show and challenge him in a debate on the true history of Mozart.

GOSSEC’S REQUIEM AND THE REQUIEM OF ‘MOZART’ – By Robert Newman: PDF

MOZART REQUIEM KV626 – By Robert Newman: PDF

PAINTED PROFILES OF HIDDEN MOZARTEAN COMPOSERS: PDF

Robert Newman’s new website – still under construction : www.MusicalRevisionism.info

Manufacturing Mozart: Dawn of the Occult Music Industry

Everyone has heard the name of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and most have heard the music attributed to his name. However, few people are aware that a massive network of 18th century occult fraternities conspired to bring us this cherished Viennese idol. In this episode, we speak with revisionist historian and musicologist Robert Newman on the topic of Mozart’s life. Beginning with the orthodox view of events, Robert reminds us of the fine line between source documents retrieved from Mozart’s lifetime and the secondhand commentary of fraternal musicologists after Mozart’s death. A fascinating look at the early stages of music industry and the manipulation of public perception.