For the Theory Lovers and Haters

Are We Still Talking About Opera?

In this episode of the Mostly True Podcast, hosts Mitch and Emily explore the Romantic Era of music, discussing its significance in the evolution of composers' voices and the rise of opera.

For the Theory Lovers and Haters

In this episode, hosts Laney and Mitch explore the evolution of music theory and education, discussing the impact of composers and the accessibility of music during the Romantic period.

The Deaf Composer

This episode delves into the life and legacy of Ludwig van Beethoven, exploring his transition from the Classical to the Romantic era, his personal struggles, and the profound impact of his deafness on his music.

Mozart Part II

In this season finale of the Mostly True Podcast, the hosts reflect on their journey through music history, focusing on the life and works of Mozart. They explore the complexities of his character, the significance of his operas, particularly Don Giovanni and The Magic Flute, and the impact of Freemasonry on his music.

Mozart: Manchild Composer

In this episode of Mostly True, hosts Mitch and Emily dive into the life of the legendary composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, exploring his duality as a man-child and musical genius. They discuss his eccentric personality, from his playful antics to his profound musical compositions, highlighting how his upbringing and family dynamics influenced his career.