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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756 65438+1October 27th-179 1 65438+February 5th), born in Salzburg, is one of the greatest composers of classical music in Europe.

Mozart died young at the age of 35, leaving behind an important work that summed up all types of music at that time. According to contemporary research, he is undoubtedly an artist with great talent in piano and violin related creation. His concertos, symphonies, sonatas, serenades and suites have become the main forms of classical music. He is also an opera expert, and his achievements are immortal until today.

Mozart was born in Salzburg on 1756. At that time, it was the capital of the archdiocese of Salzburg and belonged to the Holy Roman Empire. His father leopold mozart (17 19—1787) is a performer and composer of the archbishop of the Salzburg Vatican Symphony Orchestra, and his mother is Anna Maria portal (1720—1778). As the seventh child in the family, before his sister Maria Anna (nicknamed Nannerl) was born in 175 1 year, and from then until his birth, all three children and two children died at an early age.

He was baptized after his birth, and was named Joanne Crist [Homs] Wolfgang USA Tiafello. Tiafello means "the love of God", which is equivalent to gottlieb in German, Amedeo in Italian and Amadeus in Latin, but no one ever called him by this name before his death. Now, Mozart's name Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, as we all know, is Mozart's name on formal occasions.

Mozart showed his unique musical talent at the age of three. He not only has an absolute intonation, but also has a better memory than ordinary people. At the age of five, he asked his father to teach harpsichord, and then he hunted violin, organ and music creation. So far, his ability has resounded through the sky like a thunder, and he even knows how to read, write or calculate music scores and beat them skillfully. Six years old, time 1762, has composed three minuets (KV.2, 4, 5) and one Allegro (KV.3).

Mozart, violinist Thomas Linley and other gifted children are 1770 private collection of anonymous oil paintings on the keyboard.

Lexing Europe

From 1762 to 1773, Mozart often traveled in Europe with his parents.

1766, he began to work with the skills of constructing symphonies.

1767, in the eleventh year, he wrote the first opera "Apollo and Hyacinthus" (K.38), and the Latin comedy was performed by students from the middle school affiliated to the University of Salzburg. After returning to Austria, he went back and forth to Vienna regularly, and wrote two other operas in the summer of 1768, named Bastien et Bastienne (K.50) and Lafinta Simplice, when Mozart was only twelve years old. The next year, he was appointed by the archbishop as the conductor of the band.

In order to get in touch with neighboring Italy, his father specially applied for leave without pay. From 1769 to 1773, Mozart went abroad regularly, studied opera there, and wrote three operas, Mitridati Reddi Ponto, Ascanio of Alba and Lucio Silla. In Italy, he met Martini and became an exceptional member of Bronn Philharmonic Academy, which generally only accepts adults over 20 years old. Pope Kermian XIV even made him a knight.

The amiable Archbishop Schlaadt Bach died and was succeeded by Prince Corodo Colloredo, who became Mozart's new employer.

Mozart created a large number of musical works in his short life, and the genre involved various fields, leaving many immortal masterpieces. These include more than 20 operas, 50 symphonies, more than 50 concertos, 65,438+07 piano sonatas, 6 violin sonatas, 35 piano violin sonatas, 23 string quartets, and several serenades, dance music and religious music.