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…the music capital of the world. Many famous composers such as Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Ludwig Van Beethoven and Franz Schubert have close ties with the city. Vienna also has many other musical achievements such as the fact that it is home to the waltz…

…of Utilitarianism with higher and lower order pleasures caused Utilitarianism to be thought of as elitist, which for example, could allow a minority of Mozart lovers to prevail over a majority who prefer Madonna. From a Christian perspective, Utilitarianism has many…

…the Great (1827) and Chapter VII of Eugene Onegin (1827-1828). During the autumn at Boldino, Pushkin wrote the five short stories of The Tales of Belkin; the verse tale "The Little House in Kolomna;" his little tragedies, "The Avaricious Knight," "Mozart…

…forms of chamber music. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was the child prodigy who became the greatest composer of the Classical age. The apparent simplicity and clarity of his music belies its enormous difficulties, and he is especially famous for his piano concertos…

…in the poem Thrushes - "spontaneous, intuitive glorification of life, akin to a bird's song or Mozart's music" (4:162). The four main sources of Hughes's inspiration mentioned are Yorkshire landscape, where he grew up as a son of a carpenter, totemism studied…

…Great Composers like; Joseph Hayan, Mozart, Schubert, Mahler, Wolf, and many more. Austria's state opera house presents opera 10 months of the year.         Architecture in Austria's has some of Europe's best examples of baroque architecture…

…chord played by five people that lasted 40 seconds. The sophistication and complexity of all the musical components make this song rank up to classical music such as Mozart or Beethoven. John Lennon told his producer, "I want a sound building up from nothing…

…and lower pleasures. Listening to Mozart, for instance, would then be regarded as a higher pleasure, whereas gambling would be a lower one. However, in my opinion, the real problem remains unsolved, namely that happiness is misplaced as the ultimate aim, since…

…is the well-rounded person. Darwin fostered the belief in the survival of the fittest and the most fit will control others. These ideas have influenced and shaped society through complacency. Society expects that gifted individuals such as Michelangelo, Mozart…

…in bars, cafes, and restaurants. He dresses with casual chic and frequents the movies regularly. His tastes in music and reading materials, though predominantly popular, are disarmingly eclectic - from the Beatles to Mozart, from Sherlock Holmes to Nietzsche…