Mozart and Classical Music

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (complete name, Johannes Chystostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart) is potentially the most skilled old style performer throughout the entire existence of traditional music. Mozart was an arranger, director, virtuoso piano player, organist and musician, with his music grasping concertos, show, choral, chamber, instrumental, ensemble and vocal viewpoints.

Mozart was conceived in Salzburg in 1756 to a dad of an aspiring Composer and Violinist; be that as it may, his sister, Nannerl was the kid wonder of the family. At 16 years old, Mozart had before long gotten one of music’s first “independent” experts in spite of holding the status of a gourmet expert in the Court of Salzburg.

Mozart showed up in Vienna in 1781, when he was 25, and wedded Constanze Weber a year later in 1782. During this time he started to put on shows, distribute music and get commission for his dramas. From 1781 to 1791, Mozart composed around 200+ works and merged his notoriety, yet he despite everything needed to show piano exercises in his spare time just as taking in outskirts and obtaining cash to keep up the luxurious way of life he had picked up from his high melodic status.

Mozart made his Sonata for Two Pianos in D major, k. 488, in 1781 when he was 25. It has three developments and is written in a sonata-allegro structure with a “Galant” style that contains interlocking tunes and synchronous rhythms. It was created for his companion Josepha Auernhammer for a presentation they would give together, making it one of Mozart’s couple of organizations composed for two pianos.