Hong Jeong-pyo: Mozart, I Praise You, God Te Deum KV.141

It is known that Mozart composed in Zalzburg at the end of 1769. "Who is the composer of this song? "There was a great controversy among scholars about the issue of "The World's War.". There was no original notation for composers, but since Mozart's early music and Michael Hayden's music are so similar, many have assumed that it was Michael Haydn, who wrote it in 1760. But this controversy has disappeared as the originals of the notes and playing parts of the records of the recording Mozart, for example, were found on this song. In 1769, at the age of only 13 and not in a state of complete failure to reveal his personal musical character, he could be seen as a piece of music that was re-compensated and copied in the form and content of the day. Nevertheless, the choir and accompaniment are in a mindless balance and are a good representation of the church spirit in expressing the words of the chorus. In particular, the last part of the Puga is showing Mozart's musicality in the very first place. This song is considered to be a piece of art, a style, music technique and musical quality that has been put together in the days before Mozart's tour of Italy. The story of the especially special composition of Empress Maria Theresa is added to this song.

Korean title: 모차르트 하나님 당신을 찬양합니다 Te Deum KV.141

Korean author: 홍정표

Korean publisher: 호산나음악사

ISBN-13: 9791168682733