yes he did.
Yes.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart never copied any pieces. He wrote his own, completely original works.
No, while Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and his wife Constanze Weber had four sons and two daughters, only two sons outlived their father. Franz Xaver Wolfgang Mozart was only 5 months old when his father died. Franz showed great promise as a musician and composer, but his father's reputation intimidated him. Both the man and his talent faded from public view. Karl Thomas Mozart was a talented pianist who played professionally. but Instead of making music his lifelong profession, he became an Austrian government official and never married. The direct lineage of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ended at Karl Thomas Mozart's death in 1858. There are living descendants of some of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's close relatives however.
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cousins? nope he didn't. trust me. i am an almost pro violinist even though i am 11 years old. that's how good i am
Mozart did not go crazy, and especially not from any sort of makeup. Maybe you're thinking of Schumann?
"Amadeus" (1984). Stars Tom Hulce, F. Murray Abraham.
Wolfgang Mozart had six children with his wife Constanze Weber, but only two survived until adulthood. They both died without having any children, so there are no grand children, therefore no great-grandchildren.
Mozart had six children, but only two children survived . . . he had these children with his wife Constanze Weber.
Wolfgang's father, Leopold, played pianoforte and violin, and his sister, Nannerl, played the pianoforte.
The composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart had six children with his wife Constanze: Raimund Leopold (17 June - 19 August 1783) Karl Thomas (21 September 1784 - 31 October 1858) Johann Thomas Leopold (18 October - 15 November 1786) Theresia Constanzia Adelheid Friedericke Maria Anna (27 December 1787 - 19 June 1788) Anna Maria (born and died 25 December 1789) Franz Xaver Wolfgang (26 July 1791 - 29 July 1844) Despite the family's status, good income and relatively comfortable lifestyle the dates of birth and death show that the Mozarts suffered from the same high infant mortality rate as their contemporaries. Of the two children who survived into adulthood, Karl Thomas was a gifted pianist who made a career as an official to the viceroy of Naples and Franz Xaver Wolfgang was a successful composer, conductor, pianist and teacher - neither of the two married nor did they have any children.