Oh, the sheer joy of the Mozart concerto, wouldn't you just perish were it not for his melifluous fingering?

He has certainly contributed much joy to the lives of many, but for the best answer, perhaps you should ask his wife. ;)

no, i would thrive

nice but Bartok is for the virtuoso.

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1. sweetly or smoothly flowing; sweet-sounding: a mellifluous voice; mellifluous tones.
2. flowing with honey; sweetened with or as if with honey.

is the correct spelling of it ;-)

i'd ask for a refund on that dictionary of yours if it's missing that extra L

As an admirer of classical style music (thought not of contemporary music), I must say that Mozart did well in his herculean fortes and minute pianos, yet his greatest crowning achievement was in a innocent sound style reflective of childhood.

it`s a classic

One would indeed. I was speaking to him just the other night there down the chip shop, and we had a long discussion regarding this matter. The chap is obviously a man of very good education, taste and mannerism.

melifluous fingering is the best way to end a question that I have ever heard!
And yes, Mozart is like a party in my ears.