How did Mozart influence music?

Answer 1

Mozart's importanceAs a young boy Mozart's family made several European journeys in which the children were exhibited as child prodigies. He performed in Munich, Vienna, Prague, Mannheim, Paris, London, The Hague, Zurich, Donaueschingen etc.. Essentially he was famous throughout the courts of Europe before he reached puberty. He was also an extremely talented musician who reportedly wrote down the entirety of Allegri's Miserere from memory after hearing it for the first time. However, it is possibly his celebrity status which elevated him above his peers and made his music quite so influential at the time, rather than any ground-breaking changes he made to the art of composition. He didn't, for example, make whole-scale changes to a genre in the same way Beethoven did to the symphony.

The fact that he died at a young age will also have affected people's perception of his music. In the same way the likes of Lenon, Hendrix, Cobain et al, are held in high esteem today Mozart's premature death is likely to have endeared him to the public even more, giving his music a lasting appeal.

Another factor, is the sheer amount of music he wrote, it is impossible to miss him as a figure-head of music history.

Answer 2

Mozart was an amazing composer He incorporated a variety of styles into his compositions. All the music of his time was generally contemporary and there were no fresh sounds being produced. Mozart made a splash by incorporating many genres into his work. It has inspired many composers such as early Schubert. Mozart was an amazing composer He incorporated a variety of styles into his compositions. All the music of his time was generally contemporary and there were no fresh sounds being produced. Mozart made a splash by incorporating many genres into his work. It has inspired many composers such as early Schubert.

Answer 3

In 1762 Leopold Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's father) sat next to open window, and writing his boss's dance melody,which his boss ordered. His boss ordered him that melody for his family or sibling's birthday. After he finished writing the melody he said: "Wolfgang, com here quickly" at the window to his 6 years old son who was playing with his 2 friends.After he came he asked: "My son! Deliver this page with note to the castle right now! Don't stop in the way! You must hand it over to Mr Fon Danvits's trainers." And then he gave him a coin and "Buy apple and eat it with this coin" so he hug "I'll tell you a secret! For writing this melody they will pay me and I'll buy new dress for your mom on her birthday. Don't tell it to others" Little Mozart run happily. Then he saw duck in a small river. He didn't know he lost his note by watching duck to play. After he knew it he cried, so he understand nothing will change if he cry. So he went to the shop and asked for note page,bought it. After that he asked the seller if he can borrow his pen. The seller said "Go into my room and write anything you want" He have been almost an hour at the room by writing his own melody. He went out with page full of note. He said that he thanked to the seller man, now he is free to go to the castle, of course he ran to the castle...(Story didn't finished i'll write it tomorrow)

Answer 4

Mozart revolutionized modern and Classical Music. With his help we have successfully continued to create operas, symphonies, sonatas, and other sub- genres of the classical world. Without his help we wouldn't even know Twinkle Twinkle Little Star! His impact was the bringing of piano and orchestral instruments together, and to help people feel the emotions he put into his music with things like changing the tempo, volume, and octave of the pieces to help people experience the true emotions of his works, and to feel the emotions he had felt while he was writing the piece. Thanks to him, we can now enjoy pieces such as "Sonata in C," "the Marriage of Figaro," Eine Kleine Nachtmusik," March Alla Turca," "The Magic Flute," and other symphonies, concertos, operas, and sonatas that we listen to today.

Answer 5

Mozart was important because he was a famous musician whose work is very central to Western art music. He was a composer of inestimable variety and deeply moving music.

Answer 6

He didnt, he was tripping major balls. nipples.

Answer 7

He is a famous composer.

Answer 8

because he was a musical genius