Crafty MasonIn December of 2008, I heard about the movie Mozart Decoded that was going to be on TV. Having liked the movie Amadeus the first twenty or so times I saw it, and with my obvious interest in Freemasonry, I made sure I didn’t miss it.
Mozart Decoded DVD
“Mozart Decoded - The Man, the Music, The Masonic Mystery” is an hour long film about the life of famous composer and Freemason, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and the influences Freemasonry had in his life and music. The movie was mostly focused on his biography. I was a bit let down to find it wasn’t very in depth with Masonic content, but it’s absolutely understandable given that it was completely necessary for the viewer to have some sort of background on him to begin with. As I remember (I last saw this some 2 months ago), the masonic content wasn’t given focus until the midpoint of the film. With any luck, the director will issue another film with a greater information. But it was still a great watch, don’t get me wrong- especially for a short production!
If you’re interested in seeing this film, which I recommend you do, you can buy it online from the production company’s website. I’m not sure if this is available for rent, however, as this did seem to be a “small time” film, but it’s worth checking at your local video store.
Have you seen it? Planning to? What do you think? Share with us in the comments.
2 Comments
Wow, and here I thought I had read, heard and and watched any and all things related to W.A. Mozart. I shall seek to retrieve this short film come the break of dawn. Sadly, I am yet to hear the recently discovered composistions. This is killing me. I don’t understand why it is that I can not find it online, in stores or even conservatories. I’ve cryed myself to sleep many nights. I thank you very much for sharing. “In Truth, Trust, and in Good Faith, Daniel
I might say, I was aware that is has been said “W.A. Mozart was a FreeMason” however, I do not take for certain any record of anything lest I hear it from a living yet, reliable sourse. You Sir, are the first FreeMasan I have ever communicated with. Sinse you are a FreeMason, claiming W.A. Motart a FreeMason, I shall no longer ponder the idea of becoming a FreeMason. I shall immediatly seek out a sponsor to help me in my quest to be what I have always felt I am ment to be. Sir, if you can offer me some direction to my journey, I would forever be greatful. Eternally, Daniel