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| Frank Adams-Brown | ... | Wolfgang Mozart as a child | |
| Debbie Arnold | ... | Female Voices | |
| Sean Barrett | ... | Leopold Mozart | |
| John Davies | ... | Male Voices | |
| Renée Fleming | ... | Herself | |
| Lang Lang | ... | Himself | |
| Louis Langrée | ... | Himself | |
| Juliet Stevenson | ... | Narrator | |
| Sam West | ... | Wolfgang Mozart |
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| Phil Grabsky | |||
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| Phil Grabsky | writer | |
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| Phil Grabsky | |||
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| Phil Reynolds | |||
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| Ben Ormerod | .... | sound editor | |
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A fine and enthralling film that gives a clear account of the nature of and explanation for Mozart's genius. His social and political contexts are not ignored, but above all, it is the music that is shown to be important. Clear points made by world-famous scholars and musicians. The narration and the off-screen actors playing the Mozarts father and son are all very good. The film is entertaining and enlightening; it is good for a general audience and for a secondary school music course. would be a well judged combination of learning and meant. It is attractive to listen to and to watch; the camera work is especially sensitive.