9. Ta’ 3 snin huwa beda
jdoqqil-pjanu.
Ta’ 5 snin ikkompona
l-ewwel biċċa mużika.
Ta’ sitt snin huwa
tgħallem waħdu,
mingħajr ħadd ma tah
ebda lezzjonijiet, kif
idoqq il-vjolin.
10. By age eight, he
wrote his first
symphony.
And by age twelve he
wrote his first opera.
In his lifetime, he
wrote 626 pieces of
music.
11. Meta kien qed
jikber, missier
Mozart u oħtu
ħadhom f’diversi
postijiet fl-Ewropa.
Marru wkoll l-Italja,
fejn il-mużika
kienet fl-aqwa
tagħha hemm fl-
1700ijiet
13. In 1783 in the city of Linz
(Austria's third largest city),
Count Thun, announced a
concert of Mozart's music.
However, the situation was
awkward because Mozart
had no music prepared to
play, and the concert was
only four days away.
Mozart wrote to his father:
"As I have not a single
symphony with me, I am
writing a new one at
breakneck speed.“
Against all odds, the work
was finished in time.
It is now known as:
SYMPHONY NO. 36 IN C,
"LINZ" K.425
15. By the time Mozart
was in his 30’s, he
worked all the time.
As much as 15 hours
a day writing music.
Eventually, his hands
became so deformed
from writing that he
couldn’t even cut his
own food
The final years
16. In the summer of
1791, a man came to
Mozart and asked him
to write a Requiem.
This is a funeral
Mass. He would not
identify himself and
Mozart became
scared of him. He
thought it was his
Father coming back
from the dead
The final years
18. The Requiem
was later finished
by Franz Xaver
Süssmayr.
It was thought for
many years that
he was a former
student of
Mozart’s, but this
is a Myth.
The final years