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Composer Profile: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Can you answer these questions about the life and exploits of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart?
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Last updated: December 28, 2023
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Life
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In 1756, Mozart was born in this Austrian town.
Salzburg
In 1781 he moved permanently to this city, where he produced his best works.
Vienna
Mozart belonged to this religious and political brotherhood.
Freemasons
Age in which Mozart wrote his first symphony.
Eight years old
Father who ruthlessly trained and toured Mozart and his sister.
Leopold Mozart
Mozart began writing operas during a three year tour around this modern-day country.
Italy
Mozart's title while working in his hometown's royal court.
Kozertmeister
Mozart's father was unenthusiastic of his marriage to this young wanton singer.
Costanze Mozart
Mozart excelled at this skill, in which music is performed without preparation.
Improvisation
Some people believed Mozart's death was due to poisoning by this rival composer.
Antonio Salieri
In reality, it is more likely Mozart's death was caused by this.
Rheumatic Fever
The 'Mozart Effect' claims his music can increase this quality of a person.
IQ
Notable Works
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1784
Well-known piano movement imitating Ottoman military bands.
Piano Sonata No. 11 in A major III. "Rondo alla Turca"
1786
Comedic opera based around a court servant's wedding.
The Marriage of Figaro
1787
Opera based around a murderous Spanish nobleman.
Don Giovanni
1787
Regal chamber composition commonly used in modern media.
Serenade No. 13 "Eine kleine Nachtmusik"
1788
His final and longest symphony, named for a Roman deity.
Symphony No. 41 in C Major "Jupiter"
1791
Opera based around a prince who acquires an enchanted instrument.
The Magic Flute
1791
Funeral mass requested by an unknown commissioner.
Requiem in D minor
1791
Woodwind concerto finished a few weeks before his death.
Clarinet Concerto in A Major
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