Who said, "The music is not in the notes, but in the silence between"?
Correct answer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Player #29100022
Not much silence between his notes - critics of his era found his music too busy - too many notes and not enough space. They were wrong, of course, but the world caught up eventually.
lizay
wesley, o ,yes you are right
daisy
Too easy. But, I doesn't know this question. But I got the ans because of the pics.
Julie
Mozart was brilliant, and I believe understood the scale better than any other musician of his era. I wasn’t a fan of the movie Amadeus as I believe they depicted him to be extremely quirky. He was different because he was brilliant, and you can hear it in his music.
Victoria
Player #29100022, i was thinking that also, his music was super busy! But a genius man, , I,hate that he died so young!
wesley
the movie about Amadeus Mozart is well worth watching a couple times. Sadly when he died he was buried in a mass paupers grave.