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The work of Mozart is epic in scope and
proportion. There were few branches of music
Mozart did not touch. He composed operas,
symphonies, concertos, and solo pieces for the
piano. His work spanned from joyful light-
hearted pieces to powerful, challenging
compositions which touched the emotions. At
the beginning of his career, Mozart had a
powerful ability to learn and remember from
the music he heard from others. He was able to
incorporate the style and music of people such
as Haydn and J.S. Bach. As he matured, he
developed his very own style and
interpretations. In turn, the music of Mozart Some of his greatest works are religious in
very much influenced the nature such as Ave Verum Corpus and the
early Beethoven.Mozart was brought up a final Requiem.
Roman Catholic and remained a member of the In the last year of his life, he composed the
church throughout his life. opera The Magic Flute, the final piano
concerto (K. 595 in B-flat), the Clarinet
Concerto K. 622, a string quintet (K. 614 in
E-flat), the famous motet Ave verum
“I PAY NO
ATTENTION TO
WHATEVER
ANYBODY’S
PRAISE OR
BLAME. I SIMPLY
FOLLOW MY
OWN
FEELİNGS.”
corpus K. 618, and the
unfinished Requiem K. 626.
-MOZART-
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