The history of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Good day dear Hive community, first of all I would like to welcome you all to my contribution and hope you are all well and hope you had a day full of positive experiences! In this post, I would like to talk a little about art history and hope you can learn something new.

Here you can see some works of art that are supposed to represent the Austrian musician and composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756 - 1791) and to better visualize this great personality I used artificial intelligence. When it comes to classical music, probably no other artist has managed to make a bigger name than Mozart and already in his childhood he was shaped by his father who was also a musician and he could teach him and his sister a lot about this topic and already at the age of five he managed to write his own piece. A few years later, he was already supported by numerous famous personalities and appeared a lot in public and undertook numerous trips and made a name for himself more and more and could live well on his income. He probably played his first concert at the age of just six and already at the age of 12 he composed his own opera and he was considered a child prodigy and played in many places in Europe at that time and at the beginning he still often performed with his sister, but this changed over time as Mozart came more and more to the foreground. His favorite instruments included the piano and the violin and he was generally considered very wasteful and was not popular with everyone and often had to endure a lot of negative criticism and other composers usually saw him as a competition.

Other artists even went so far as to manipulate his works in different ways to put him in a bad light and the young Mozart definitely did not always have it easy, but this never prevented him from getting out of his way. He was also considered very idiosyncratic and when he received orders that restricted his work too much, he mostly rejected the offer and in artistic circles he received more and more recognition and quickly his popularity also increased internationally and he could hardly save himself from orders. During his life he composed almost 600 works which are known worldwide and he also wrote numerous works for other artists such as theatrical performances and especially he was recognized at that time in the Czech city Prague where he regularly played for a wide audience. Despite his family who opposed it at the time, he finally married his wife Constanze Weber, whom he met during one of his performances and had some children together with her. His works have a high recognition value and have extremely strong shaped the music history to this day and he has influenced classical music with his special style. He was also considered very self-reflective and one of his strengths was to approach other people and he could engage with others on a mental level and often played an exemplary role and he died relatively early at the age of only 35.

Thank you very much for stopping by and I hope you could learn something new about this important topic!