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(More customer reviews)I am the author of a paper on Mozart called "A Resolution of Mozart and Freemasonry: Enlightenment and the Persistence of Counter-Reformation." Apparently, it has gathered some interest on the internet for its more concentrated look at Mozart's interest in the Mason's Art. And that is exactly what I wanted. But proving again the adage of "be careful what you wish for" is another matter. I want to be as sweet about this as possible, as sweet as these candies, but some people online are assuming that the paper is by the conductor Peter Paul Fuchs. He was the conductor in Louisiana, who is no longer with us, and anyways, was much older than myself. I hear he was a very fine conductor, but he is no relation to me. I was a kid in the seventies, so I am not the person who conducted at the Metropolitan Opera in the forties. No wonder things get mixed up in the world, it's kinda funny! Anyways, I will accent the sweetness of people being interested in Mozart and his views, as described by me. Anyways, that's my sweet reminder to those interested in my thoughts, like these chocolates I used to buy buy in Europe for my piano teacher because you could not get them then in America. I am a Scholar working in Washington DC specializing in exactly the topic the paper treats. Life is funny!! But it is sweet people are interested in Mozart and his religious views!
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