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Born in 1756 in Salzburg, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart went down in history as a unique composer, genius, one of the three Viennese classics. His father, a violinist, immediately noticed the talent of his son, who at the age of 4 played simple melodies on the harpsichord.
How many classics were there? What a question! - three: Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven. But are they the only ones that really matter in the European classical era? It seems so... at least that's what the latest album from Dux, published in the series 'Masters of Eras and Their Works', convinces us of.
A graduate of the F. Chopin Music Academy in Warsaw in the bassoon class of Prof. Z. Płużka (diploma with distinction in 1995).
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Leszek Długosz is a versatile artist whose work encompasses not only acting and literature but also music. His compositions often refer to classical music, but in a more modern rendition, in the atmosphere of rock or pop. The song "I am not Amadeus Mozart" is an extraordinary combination of humor, irony, and musical quality. Its lyrics, although simple, bring a smile to the listener's face and make us feel connected to it. This is proof that music can be both entertaining and bring us joy. The recording of this piece may not impress in terms of sound quality, yet its authenticity and the emotions it holds outweigh the technical imperfections. It is precisely thanks to this recording that we can hear how the artist expresses his creativity, regardless of age or technological possibilities. At the time of recording this song, Leszek Długosz was already 71 years old, which speaks to his remarkable enthusiasm for creating. His musical talent makes this song even more exceptional. It is worth appreciating Leszek Długosz's contribution to Polish culture, both as an actor, writer, and composer. "I am not Amadeus Mozart" is proof that music knows no age or stylistic barriers. It is timeless and can reach the hearts of different generations. This extraordinary interpretation of classical music, in the unconventional performance of Leszek Długosz, shows how art can be inspiring, unconventional, and full of surprises.
The video with Leszek Długosz is really great! I love how this song, "I am not Amadeus Mozart," combines classical music with rock and pop in a modern arrangement. It's a completely different approach, but really expressive. I used to think that this song was strange and outdated, but now I love it! Maybe it's not the best quality, but it's so funny. I can't believe that Leszek Długosz was already 71 years old when he recorded this! I am really impressed by his talent as an actor, writer, composer, and pianist.