Mozart: The Composer Who Loved the Vulgar
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# **Mozart: The Composer Who Loved the Vulgar** Mozart’s private correspondence—especially the letters exchanged with his cousin Maria Anna Thekla Mozart (“Bäsle”) and with close family members—is saturated with scatological humor, wordplay, and deliberate vulgarity. For a long time, this aspect of Mozart’s personality was either censored, dismissed as childishness, or treated as an embarrassing…
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