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 ===== Mozart Met Marie Antoinette As A Child =====
+In 1782, Mozart established himself as a kid prodigy, performing exhibitions while his family toured Europe. During this time, he encountered Marie Antoinette at the Habsburg Dynasty's summer palace outside Vienna. [([[https://royalcentral.co.uk/features/when-mozart-met-marie-antoinette-133508/|Royal Central]])]
-In 1782, Mozart established himself as a kid prodigy, performing exhibitions while his family toured Europe. During this time, he encountered Marie Antoinette at the Habsburg Dynasty's summer palace outside Vienna. O
+===== Gossip About Marie =====
+One common rumor claimed that Marie Antoinette assisted Mozart to his feet after he slid on the polished floor of her family's house. According to rumors, Mozart answered with a juvenile proposal to the future Queen of France. One of the Mozart facts that explains why he was popular with ladies. [([[https://royalcentral.co.uk/features/when-mozart-met-marie-antoinette-133508/|Royal Central]])]
+===== First Opera =====
+Mozart also composed his first opera at the age of 11 years. Mozart created and composed Apollo et Hyacinthus in his homeland of Salzburg, Austria, in 1767. The opera, which premiered the same year, was a huge success, although it would only be performed once in Mozart's lifetime. [([[https://www.gramophone.co.uk/blogs/article/mozart-s-first-opera|Gramophone]])]
+===== 11 Year Old Composer =====
+Mozart wrote Die Schuldigkeit des ersten Gebots with Michael Haydn and Anton Cajetan Adlgasser when he was 11 years old. The composers split the opera into three sections. Mozart composed the first part, Haydn the second, and Adlgasser the third. [([[https://artsandculture.google.com/entity/die-schuldigkeit-des-ersten-gebots/m031r3f?hl=en|Arts And Culture Google]])]
+===== Frog Named After Him =====
+Mozart's legacy has reached the animal realm in the form of the Eleutherodactylus amadeus, often known as Mozart's Frog or the Haitian Robber Frog. The term derives from the frog's broad hearing range, which some scientists compare to musical tones. [([[https://www.iucn.org/content/mozart-and-ventriloquial-frogs-sound-a-note-hope-and-warning-haitis-recovery|IUCN]])]
+===== First Mass =====
+Mozart wrote Mass in G Major in Vienna in 1768. Mozart's first liturgical composition, Kirie in F Major, was written in 1767. However, in addition to being Mozart's first mass, Mass in G Major is also his only missa brevis to incorporate a viola. [([[https://www.king.org/2014/12/30/31-facts-about-mozart/|King]])]
+===== Mozart Once Completely Transcribed A Composition He Heard =====
+If producing compositions at such a young age isn't enough to wow you, consider this: Allegri's Miserere was once perfectly memorized by Mozart. Mozart had heard it while visiting Rome with his family and after attending a ceremony at the Sistine Chapel. Despite only hearing it once, Mozart went on to produce a copy of the work, albeit he also attended a second service to make adjustments. [([[https://www.classicfm.com/composers/mozart/guides/mozart-allegri-miserere/|Classic FM]])]
+===== Kicked Out =====
+Getting fired is a typical metaphor for losing your job. This was literal in Mozart's situation. When Prince-Archbishop Hieronymus Colloredo fired Mozart, his servant not only escorted him out, but literally kicked him out. [([[https://www.alamy.com/quotthere-is-the-door!quot-1907-the-young-mozart-court-musician-of-the-ruler-of-salzburg-prince-archbishop-hieronymus-colloredo-has-an-argument-with-his-employer-hieronymus-seized-the-occasion-for-showering-upon-the-head-of-his-concertmeister-all-the-abuse-which-he-could-summon-to-his-aid-calling-him-villain-low-wretch-low-fellow-of-the-streets-the-archbishop-declared-that-none-of-his-servants-treated-him-so-badly-your-grace-is-dissatisfied-with-me-then-said-mozart-what!-you-dare-to-employ-threats!-fex!-there-is-the-door!-i-will-have-nothing-more-to-do-with-suc-image274146284.html|Alamy]])]
+===== Mozart's Father Didn't Like His Wife =====
+Constanze was seen as a flighty lady by Leopold. Other sources, however, never labeled Constanze as flighty, instead portraying her as a loyal wife in contemporary records. [([[https://www.classicfm.com/composers/mozart/guides/mozart-constanze-weber-met-wife/|Classic FM]])]
+===== Haydn =====
+Haydn lavished admiration on the young Mozart, assuring his father that there was no one like him. [([[https://www.themarginalian.org/2016/10/07/mozart-haydn-friendship/|The Marginalian]])]
+===== Court Of Vienna =====
+He earned a famous assignment to play at the court of Vienna, Austria, when he was 17 years old. [([[https://www.classicfm.com/composers/mozart/guides/biography-part-2/|Classic FM]])]
+===== Freemason =====
+In 1784, he became a member of the Freemasons, an organization committed to fraternal brotherhood. [([[http://www.ashlar3.com/wolfgang-amadeus-mozart-and-freemasonry/|Ashlar3]])]
+===== Beethoven As Student =====
+Beethoven, at 16, travelled in Vienna in April 1787 to take two weeks of music instruction with Mozart. [([[https://www.classicfm.com/composers/beethoven/guides/beethoven-and-mozart/|Classic FM]])]
+===== Travel =====
+At 1789, he traveled to Germany to play in Prague, Leipzig, Dresden, and Berlin. [([[https://www.mozartways.com/content.php?id=1228&m_id=1228&m=1|Mozart Ways]])]
+===== Constanze Weber =====
+In 1782, he married Constanze Weber. They had six children, but only two lived to adulthood. [([[https://www.theguardian.com/world/2006/jul/07/germany.arts|The Guardian]])]
+===== Mass In C Minor =====
+In 1783, he created the major work Mass in C minor, for which his wife Constanze performed a solo part when it was debuted in Salzburg.[([[https://www.laphil.com/musicdb/pieces/2311/great-mass-in-c-minor|LA Phil]])]
+===== Scatology =====
+Mozart adored producing scatological music, which is very primitive, unsophisticated music made up of four-letter syllables, in addition to compositions such as Ave Verum Corpus. [([[https://www.thepiano.sg/piano/read/mozart-and-his-infamous-letters-scatalogical-humour|The Piano]])]
+===== Margaret Thatcher =====
+Margaret Thatcher, the British Prime Minister, refused to accept that Mozart, the musician, could have degraded himself by penning such ditties. [([[https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/comment/she-may-not-have-known-it-but-even-thatcher-was-not-immune-to-art-s-capacity-to-challenge-8568942.html|Independent]])]
+===== Animal Lover =====
+He enjoyed animals and had various pets, including a dog, a canary, and a starling. He also liked horseback riding. [([[http://mozartsmusic.blogspot.com/2011/06/mozart-animal-lover.html|Mozart's Music]])]
+===== Financial Troublemaker =====
+Mozart made a good living from his great operas, but he was a spendthrift who frequently ran into financial troubles. [([[https://jessamyrobinson.com/2017/01/02/wolfgang-mozart-1756-1791/|Jessamy Robinson]])]
+===== Roman Catholic =====
+He was a devout Roman Catholic, and some of his most important works were religious in nature. [([[https://www.kammerorchester.com/concerts/composer/wolfgang-amadeus-mozart_94.html|kammerorchester]])]
+===== Last Symphony =====
+Mozart's last composition was Symphony No. 41 in C Major, often known as the Jupiter Symphony. This label was assigned to the work after Mozart's death, rather than by Mozart himself. It's still uncertain who named it originally, but Mozart's son Franz said composer and musician Johann Peter Salomon did.[([[https://www.britannica.com/topic/Jupiter-Symphony|Britannica]])]
+===== Unknown Reason Of Death =====
+All that is confirmed is that he died of sickness, which was accompanied by symptoms such as pain, swelling, and vomiting. In Mozart's day and age, the official record merely cites his cause of death as acute miliary fever. This has given rise to a slew of speculations about the reason, ranging from streptococcus or a particularly nasty attack of the flu to suspicions that Mozart's enemies poisoned him with mercury. [([[https://www.quora.com/How-did-Mozart-die|Quora]])]
+===== Constanze Took Mozart's Death Badly =====
+Constanze is said to have crept onto Mozart's deathbed, wanting to catch his illness and die beside him. [([[https://www.researchgate.net/publication/11952125_What_Killed_Mozart|Researchgate]])]

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