Description:
It is known that Mozart did not compose all the music attributed to him. Who then was the other Mozart? Mozart's final opera, The Magic Flute, is not Masonic; it is Rosicrucian. Was Mozart murdered because of his involvement with the Rosicrucian Brotherhood? Though fictionalised, this novel is deeply rooted in genuine forensic handwriting evidence. It offers a compelling reinterpretation of the story of Mozart's life and music, and his premature death. And, maybe, it is closer to the truth . . .
Brief description: Dr Martin W B Jarvis OAM CM Ph.D., FIMT, FRSA is a professor at Charles Darwin University, Australia. His PhD is in the application of forensic handwriting examination techniques to 18th century music manuscripts, particularly those attributed to J S Bach, and specifically the six cello suites. For many years he was a board member of a branch of the Australian and New Zealand Forensic Society, the professional body for forensic scientists. He has also been called upon as an expert witness in legal proceedings.