Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (English: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, January 27, 1756 - December 5, 1791), born in Salzburg during the time of the Holy Roman Empire, was a European classical music composer.
In 1760, he began to study composition. Mozart's life of wandering labor. 1762 winter, the young Wolfgang and his sister Nannell's European tour kicked off. After traveling from Munich and Linz to Vienna, where he was received by Francis I, he arrived in France via Bonn, Cologne, and Brussels. He briefly hit a wall in Paris, then regrouped in England, and the years he spent in Italy provided an unlimited source for Mozart's later operatic compositions.
In 1773, frustrated in Italy, Mozart returned to his homeland, moving from a cramped fourth-floor apartment on Grain Street to the new town of Marktplatz VIII across the Salz River. In Salzburg, Mozart was appointed chief musician at the archbishop's court, but this phase of his life was marked by melancholy and depression. The new Archbishop of Salzburg, Coroledo, made Mozart realize the conservative and closed nature of Salzburg, and in 1781, Mozart traveled to Vienna to begin a 10-year career in composition.
On December 5, 1791, at 0:55, Mozart died at the age of 35, cause of death unknown.
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Mozart was adept at combining the beauty of art with the profundity that permeates life, and then combining great strength, forthrightness, and stalwartness of will with a sense of the meaning of reality. His works have the rigor and symmetry of the classical school in addition to their own characteristics. What is remarkable in his art songs is the perfect combination of poetry and music, which runs throughout his creative period and therefore reflects the artistic and creative characteristics of different periods . His musical compositions are thematically complete, with distinctive outlines and delicate, motivic connections between tiny structural units.
As one of the representatives of the Viennese classical school of music, a large number of his works involve a variety of genres, and his music draws on the essence of Germany, Austria, Italy, and France, with an elegant style, sincere feelings, and a bright and energetic spirit. The later works, content and form perfect unity.
The piano concerto is an important part of Mozart's works, his works are rich in the spirit of innovation, active thinking. His violin concertos are wonderfully beautiful, crystalline and full of humor.?
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