@article {206,
	title = {Mesmer et Mozart: un rapport (apparemment) simple},
	journal = {Laboratorio dell{\textquoteright}ISPF},
	volume = {VIII},
	year = {2011},
	abstract = {[Mesmer and Mozart: an (apparently) simple relationship]. Moving from the evidences in the correspondence of the Mozart family, who used to attend the house of Anton Mesmer, the paper examines the relationship between W.A. Mozart and the German physician. Mozart was probably a direct witness of some cases in which {\textquotedblleft}animal magnetism{\textquotedblright} was applied. The parodistic outline of magnetism in a famous scene of Cos{\`\i} fan tutte was probably inspired by Mesmer{\textquoteright}s professional and private vicissitudes as well as Mozart{\textquoteright}s experience. A more underground aspect of the relationship can be seen though. With regard to Cos{\`\i} fan tutte it is possible to outline a kind of analogy between the link among the individuals claimed by the magnetism and the passions evoked in Mozart{\textquoteright}s work, that go beyond the conventions and are designed to change the very setting of the vocal style of the XIX century.},
	issn = {1824-9817},
	url = {http://www.ispf-lab.cnr.it/2011_1-2_201.pdf},
	author = {Alessandro Stile}
}
