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It's
a fine spring day in Vienna, but Mozart can't think of a tune. The
whole city is filled with musical possibilities Mozart's
pet starling sings a melody, the baker rumbles a bass part, carriage
wheels and church bells inspire Mozart to write a wonderful piano
concerto. Illustrations are a delight. (Picture book)
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An
enchanting retelling of The Magic Flute, Mozart's famous
opera, first performed in Vienna. Prince Tamino is on a quest
to rescue Pamina, daughter of Queen of the Night, from a wicked
sorcerer. Tamino and Pamina encounter flying machines, mountains
of fire and water, protected by his magic flute. Beautifully illustrated.
(Picture book)
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1938. Based
on a true story, best friends Inge Dornenwald and Liselotte Vessely
share the same birthday, but Inge is Jewish, and Liselotte's dad
is a Nazi big shot. Inge and her family watch Vienna become a very
different city, and make a daring escape. (Chapter book)
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Annika,
a foundling, lives in Vienna with three professors and two wonderful
cooks. She loves to see the Lipizanner horses, and ride the giant
ferris wheel, but Annika dreams of finding her mother. When an old
lady moves next door, stories of priceless jewels are the beginning
of Annika's adventures. Full of warmth and Vienna from times past,
this is a gem. (Chapter book)
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Antonia,
daughter of Empress Maria Theresa, grew up in Vienna, and after
she married, became Marie Antoinette, Queen of France. Read about
Antonia's life in the Hofburg, grand balls and elegant gowns, summers
at the Schoenbrunn Palace with picnics, wading in the fountain and
horseback riding. (Chapter book)
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Before
you visit the Schoenbrunn Palace and see the apartments of Empress
Elisabeth, read about the Bavarian princess who dazzled the Emperor
and became his wife. Fictional diary of Elisabeth (nickname Sisi),
her first meeting with Franz Joseph, her trousseau (113 pairs of
shoes), and preparations for the royal wedding. (Chapter book)
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Vienna is famous
for the dancing white horses, the Lipizzaner stallions. Find out
about the history of the horses, rescue in World War II, and the
Lipizzaners today, dressage training and performances at the Spanish
Riding School. (Illustrated chapter book)
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