It is produced in collaboration with the largest orchestras, operas and musicians in the world. Traveled 25,000 miles on every Mozart route; LOOKING FOR MOZART – A detective story that runs right through the heart of old Europe and the heart of genius.

Reported by Juliette Stevenson and interpreted by: Ronald Brautig, Renee Fleming, Magdalena Cohen, Lang Lang, Louis Langry, Julian Rachlin, Roger Norrington, Imogen Cooper, Quartet Campa, 18th century orchestra, Salzburg Chamber Musicians and Musicians.

Without resorting to documentary drama or visual reconstruction, Mozart’s research follows the lives of composers through his music and his extensive correspondence. From K1a to K626 (Requiem), more than 80 works are presented in chronological order and reveal striking parallels between the music and Mozart’s own experience. The music, which occupies the central stage, is surrounded by a motor block of Mozart’s life. With careful analysis by musicologists and experts such as Jonathan Miller, Cliff Eisen, Nicholas Till, Bayan Northcott and the late Stanley Saddy, a striking new impression of the composer appears. He drives away common myths about genius, health, relationships, death and the character of Mozart to present a new image that is very different from Milos Formans Amadeus.

Reported by Juliet Stevenson and Mozart, voiced by Samuel West, the film contains interviews and performances with more than 70 of Mozart’s largest music exponents, including: Christoph Russet, Sir Roger Norrington, Ren Jacobs, Sir Charles Mackenras, Rene Fleming, Ian Bostridge , Gerald Finley, Sir Thomas Allen, Imogen Cooper, Pierre Laurent Aimard, Leif Ove Andnes, Lang Lang and Camp Quartet. The 18th-century Frans Bruggens Orchestra and Ronald Brautig play much of the orchestra’s repertoire, but the film also includes performances from the Viennese Philharmonic, Norwegian, the Chamber Orchestra, the St. Martin Academy of Fields, the Salzburg Chamber of Commerce, the Bayerische Rundfunk, the Cologne concert, the Dutch Opera, the Statscapelle theater and the Berlin Prague theater.