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Date and Place of birth

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Date and Birth Place

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart or better known as Mozart, was born on the 27th of January 1756, he was born on Salzburg, Austria.

Early Childhood

Since birth Mozart was thought of to be a child prodigy, his father was a violinist and a composer, and was the reason why Mozart go in touch with music. Mozart was taught how to play the piano, soon he move to playing the clarinet and violin. Mozart at the early age of 5 composed his first simple piece of music.

1762, Mozart joined his father and sister on a tour of some of Europe’s largest cities. They played music in Munich, Paris, London, and Zurich. People were amazed at the talent of six-year-old Mozart.

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Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart, also known as Wolfgang Amade Mozart, was born on January 27, 1756 in Salzburg Austria. He was the youngest out of the seven siblings, five of which that died when they were still infants. His father, Leopold Mozart was a violinist, composer, and a theorist. On the other hand, his mother, Anna Maria Mozart, was described as constantly ill. Maria Anna Mozart, whom was the older sister of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, was known as an musician, in which her career slowly stagnated due to the ideals at the time.

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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, an influential and popular composer nowadays, baptized as Joannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart, was born on a cold and snowy day on January 27, 1756. His birthplace is in Austria, in the “Hagenauer Haus” at No. 9 Getreidegasse in Salzburg. Today, Mozart’s Birthplace is one of the most visited museums in Austria and is an absolute highlight, above all for Mozart fans.

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Date: January 27, 1756 Place of Birth: Salzburg, Austria

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He was born on January 27, 1756, a very cold and snowy day in Salzburg, Austria. At the age of 5, he wrote his first song. When he was six years old, Mozart began performing concerts for royal families on the roadways of Europe.

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Mozart was truly a talented child, a true example of a child prodigy. At the age of three, Wolfgang as a young composer already showed signs of his prodigious talent for music as he could already pick out tunes on the piano. By the age of five, he composed his own pieces and even got to write his very first song. By the age of seven, he had written his first symphony. At the age of eight, he began touring Europe, performing concerts with his father. And by the time he was 12, he performed for royalty and even clocked up 10 symphonies.

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With his father being a composer himself, Mozart’s father undertook teaching him and his sister “Nannerl”.  By the age of five, he was reportedly an expert on both instruments. He also started writing short compositions, which his father assisted him in recording. As soon as this occurred, Leopold, his father, gave up trying to compose himself and focused all of his energy on developing and advancing his son's artistic abilities and profession. He described Wolfgang as "the miracle which God permitted to be born in Salzburg," more than just a typical proud papa.

Throughout his travels, he continued to write music, including his Symphony No. 1. (age: 8 years). He was attracted by the musicians he encountered while traveling and absorbed the influences of several notable composers, including one of J.S. Sons of Bach include Johann Christian Bach. More than three years had passed by the time the traveling trio made it back to Salzburg, and Wolfgang's compositions had impressively advanced in sophistication. However, Mozart's father was aware that a genius like his son's would not flourish in the small town of Salzburg. The two of them left for a two-year trip to Italy after spending just a year at home.

He was admitted to Bologna's esteemed Accademia Filarmonica after impressing even the most elitist Italian musical establishments. Not to be overlooked is the fact that while in Rome, he attended two performances of Gregorio Allegri's Miserere in the Sistine Chapel and afterwards memorized it. It was the first time that the Vatican's tightly guarded property had been the first unauthorized copy.

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At a very young age, Mozart developed a passion for music. The young musician could play piano chords at the age of three and started writing music which his father helped him to write down at the age of five. A Minuet and Trio in G major is his first composition. He also made his way through Europe's bumpy roads to do concerts for royal families using his composed 10 symphonies by the time he was 12 years old.

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Mozart was the last of seven kids, five of whom did not survive past childhood. He started playing the clavichord at age three and started writing short tunes at age four. At Salzburg University, young Wolfgang delivered his first public performance when he was five years old. In January 1762, he played the harpsichord for the Elector of Bavaria. The young Mozart's precocity and intelligence have been the subject of numerous astounding reports. For example, at the age of seven, without ever having taken a violin lesson, he picked up a violin at a musical gathering and sight-read the second part of a piece with perfect accuracy.

In the years 1763–1766, Mozart traveled to London, Paris and other parts of Europe with his father Leopold, a composer and musician, and sister Nannerl, a little kid who was also musically gifted. They gave numerous well-attended concerts and appeared before royalty. In November 1766, the Mozart family went back to Salzburg. Young Wolfgang wrote his first opera, Apollo et Hyacinthus the following year. Keyboard concertos and other major works were also coming from his pen now.

Source: Paragraph 2-3, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Spotify About Page [Paraphrased]
https://open.spotify.com/artist/4NJhFmfw43RLBLjQvxDuRS?si=8PGOKZ9ESvq3td36npHq4g

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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born on January 27, 1756 in Salzburg, Austria. His father Leopold Mozart, a famous composer, teacher and author of famous works on violin playing, was then in the service of the Archbishop of Salzburg. Leopold and his wife Anna Maria stressed the importance of music to his children. Wolfgang received an intensive musical education with his sister Nannerl and by the age of six had become a budding composer and accomplished keyboardist. In 1762 Leopold introduced his son as an interpreter at the court of Vienna, Austria, and from 1763 to 1766 he accompanied both children on successive musical tours of Europe. He performed before the royal families of France and England and visited many other cities. Mozart was the most famous genius (a very talented child) of his time as a pianist. He also made a big impression as a composer and improviser (who arranges or creates). In London he won the admiration of the musician Johann Christian Bach (1735-1782) and from his early childhood was exposed to an extraordinary diversity of musical styles and his tastes throughout Europe.

From the age of ten to his seventeen, Mozart's reputation as a composer had grown to a level that rivaled the maturity of most older, established musicians. He spent his 1766 to his 1769 years in Salzburg, writing instrumental works and music for school plays in German and Latin, and in 1768 produced his first serious opera.
German Singspiel (i.e. by conversation) Bastian and Bastienne. Despite his growing reputation, Mozart was unable to find a suitable position for him. and his father left for Italy at the age of fourteen (1769) to accompany Mozart again and try to establish himself as an opera composer.

Mozart was well received in Italy.
In Milan, Italy, he received an opera commission. In Rome he was made a member of the Order of Honor by the Pope. In Bologna, Italy, the Accademia his Filarmonica awarded him membership, but usually stipulates the rule that candidates must be his 20s. During these years traveling through Italy and returning to Salzburg in between trips, he produced his first large-scale opera His Seria (that is, a court opera on a serious subject).
Mitridate (1770), Ascanio de Alba (1771), Lucio Silla (1772) and his first string quartet. At the end of 1771 he renewed the composition of his symphonies (Nos. 14-21) in Salzburg. Paris was by far the best theater for Mozart's talent. His father, he said, encouraged him to go there because "from Paris the fame of a man of great talent reverberates throughout the world." wrote to his son: But after a difficult nine-month sojourn in Paris, from March 1778 to January 1779, Mozart returned to Salzburg again. He could not engage in opera, so he wrote bespoke music in Paris. This is also mainly for wind instruments.
Symphony Concerto for four solo wind instruments and orchestra, Concerto for flute and harp, other chamber music, Les Petits riens of ballet music. He also started teaching to earn money.

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PERDIGUEZ, GABIE                                      The Adulthood and Personal Life of One of the Most Memorable Musicians, Mozart    

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PERDIGUEZ, GABIE                                      The Adulthood and Personal Life of One of the Most Memorable Musicians, Mozart    

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Mozart grew up as a child prodigy, with his father's influence. He continued his passion for music until his adulthood. He traveled a lot during his early years, which led to his starting career. His musical career in Vienna started as he became a pianist, specifically in a competition before the Emperor with Muzio Clementi on the evening before Christmas in 1781. With his continued hard work he was able to establish himself as the "finest keyboard player in Vienna". He also prospered as a composer when he completed the opera Die Entführung aus dem Serail ("The Abduction from the Seraglio"), which premiered on 16 July 1782 and achieved great success! Along with his passion for music, his heartstrings were also pulled as he married Constanze and had kids. Continuing his career in music, he was able to go to many places for both performing and composing, some of which are Italy and Paris. His personal life circled on his musical career as he composed many other pieces like Symphony No. 41 and Piano Sonata No. 11 and also his life as a husband and father. Time passed by and despite his determination to continue his passion for music, he faced a challenge, an illness, which led to his death. His last words were "The taste of death is upon my lips...I feel something, that is not of this earth." His death may have caused the shock of many people, especially his friends and family, but it`s still true that he won`t be forgotten as he is pronounced as one of the most memorable musicians up `till today! His music was not only filled with notes but also with feelings and love for music.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolfgang_Amadeus_Mozart#Early_life

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Mozart was the 7th and last born child of Leopold Mozart and Anna Maria. His parents took him after a day after his birth to get baptized at St. Rupert's Cathedral Mozart was only five years old when he made his first musical compositions. He married his wife, Constanze Weber in 1782 and had six children, although, only two survived. After participating in a competition as a pianist in Vienna, he stood out as the finest keyboard player before the Emperor in 1981. Mozart's IQ was between 150-155. During Mozart's illnesses, his portrayed symptoms are vomiting, swellings, millet rushes, and severe pain, suggesting many different diagnoses. His death was the most argued point, some people even rumored that his rivals might've poisoned him.

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One of the finest composers in the history of Western music is Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart, an Austrian. He elevated the achievements of the Viennese Classical school with Haydn and Beethoven. He wrote in every genre of music that was popular at the time and excelled in every one, which is unheard of in the history of music. Although he appears to be the most universal of all composers due to his taste, command of form, and variety of expression, it can also be claimed that his music was composed to suit the individual interests of various audiences.