This book is a detailed critical inspection of a collection of objects that have their feet in two worlds, namely Mozart Historical Research and Art Historical Study. Leopold Mozart, the father of one of the world's most supreme composers, died in 1787. At the time of his death, his apartment held precious treasures given to his brilliant son and daughter during their lengthy European tour of 1763-1766.

". . . This fascinating book is the result of many years intensive research and provides startling new information. . ."

      - Cliff Eisen, King's College London
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". . . His detailed account will not only fascinate all lovers of Mozart, but also enrich their sense of his and his family's personalities."

      - Robert D. Levin, Dwight P. Robinson, Harvard University
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". . . a memorable and unique experience"

      - George Cleve, Midsummer Mozart Festival Orchestra
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