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We have added reliable pdf generation to our site. (Our previous attempt using a different package could never be made to work reliably.) PDFs can now be generated from any document page on the site using the “(pdf)” link to the right of the “Commentary” heading.

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We have just published three new documents: Mozart’s autograph receipt for his honorarium in Mainz on 20 Oct 1790 (discovered by Franz Stephan Pelgen); and two one-sentence reports on Mozart in the Staats- und gelehrte Zeitung des Hamburgischen unpartheyischen Correspondenten. These three bring Mozart: New Documents to a total of 200 documents!

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We are delighted to announce the publication of the first contribution to our site by our editorial assistant Miguel Arango Calle. Miguel writes here about a performance of a Mozart violin concerto in Frankfurt in 1784. Also in this installment, Dexter Edge comments on a report of Mozart’s reception in Rome in 1770, a document contributed by Cliff Eisen.

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Return to posting!

We are returning to regular posting after a break during which we worked on other projects.

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Happy Mozart’s birthday! We have just added three new documents to our site, all advertisements by the Viennese music dealer and copyist Lorenz Lausch. One is a previously unknown advertisement on 22 Aug 1789 offering an arrangement for eight-part Harmonie by Johann Went of Mozart’s Le nozze di Figaro, and one week before the premiere of the first Viennese rev...

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