Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in 1756 in Salzburg, Austrian Alps. Since age 7, his father took him to a European tour. Thus arose the opportunity to meet with important figures such as Johann Christian Bach (son of the great Johann Sebastian). Very young Mozart concertos have never had such a great outlet to public sensation seeker, so his last tour in 1776, in Paris has not brought the expected success. When his mother died, who accompanied him on tours, career prodigy Mozart ended, but was born a mature composer.
Contrary to other great composers, Mozart has revolutionized musical forms, but created a unique style of unsurpassed beauty. In 1779, he finished the great Symphony Concerto for violin, viola and orchestra, after which he received another order for the composition of "opera seria" Court Theatre in Munich. When was created "Idomeneo" (1781), which he composed with libretto Veresco abbot. The work was a resounding success, due to the approaching new spirit of the old traditions of opera. This experience increased appetite for success of Mozart and has broadened in the arts, but also has increased and frustration due to cooling relations with the Salzburg. After fierce conflict between the composer and the archbishop of Salzburg, Mozart was fired and went to try his luck in Vienna.
In 1782, against the will of his father, Mozart married Constanze Weber singer. The first opera written in Vienna, "The Abduction from the Seraglio" was a resounding success in 1782. The premiere of the opera "The Marriage of Figaro" (comic opera, 1786) was a huge success and shortly composer received an order from Prague to compose a new opera. This time he put his story notes "Don Giovanni" (1787). Even if the song contains a wealth of comic parts, serious scenes show a dynamic force as it has not previously existed. Opera "The Magic Flute" (1791), a singspiel, shows the struggle between good and evil in a simplistic way, as if the common man.
Things started to take a turn for good, when, in 1791, Mozart's life thread breaks, supposedly due to nephritis. .Brilliance, beauty and especially love radiated by Mozart's music heart, made him very famous and known in such a degree that many regard as the greatest composer who ever existed.
