Mozart or Beethoven?

Joanna Lumley & The Maestro

Bauer Media

Music Commentary, Music

4.7 • 548 Ratings

🗓️ 24 January 2023

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

It’s the battle of the heavyweights! Stephen couldn’t live without Mozart, while Joanna thinks Beethoven is the most sublime composer who ever lived. In this episode we get to the bottom of an age-old debate, who’s better: Mozart or Beethoven? From ‘Figaro’ to ‘Fidelio’, Joanna and Stephen get to grips with the operas, masses, serenades and symphonies of these two classical behemoths.

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0:00.0	Babe, it's Gem.
0:02.0	Just voice-noting you because I'm so busy.
0:05.0	I can't even type right now.
0:06.8	I'm working on that big presentation for my new launch.
0:10.3	I'm making it on Canva Mobile like you suggested.
0:13.1	And it's making everything iconic.
0:16.6	So it's a bit noisy, babe's mards is going off.
0:20.3	Anyways, I'm going to ping the presentation to you now so you can see what I mean.
0:25.1	Yeah, madame.
0:26.0	Got to go, hon.
0:27.3	Thanks for introducing me to Canva.
0:29.3	Love you.
0:30.5	At Liddle, we value all the good that value brings.
0:34.2	But what do you value?
0:36.1	You value the quiet victory of a school run that glides without a
0:39.5	hitch, the lunchbox negotiations. You value filling your boot, bringing everything and everyone to the
0:45.6	table. You value your food, real food, fresh food, quality that speaks for itself. And so do we,
0:53.5	giving you more to value at every step, every day.
0:57.2	Little, more to value.
0:59.7	You can't do much in under five minutes.
1:02.4	Boil an egg.
1:03.4	Sure.
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