He died penniless and in considerable debt to friends and acquaintances who had lent him sums of money in his last years, as he often lived beyond his means. It is not true however, as is commonly stated, that he was buried in a 'pauper's grave' - he was simply buried with other bodies in an unmarked communal grave, as was common practice at the time.
Likely, poor.
Mozart made large sums of money from the proceeds from his concerts (between 1782-1785) which he performed alone and several with Joseph Hayden. Mozart and his family also lived a lavish lifestyle, with an expensive apartment, servants, his son was sent to Boarding School; and Mozart declined to save any of his income.
From 1786-1790, Mozart little operatic writing, and what he did write was unfinished. He mainly worked as a piano soloist. In 1787, he was given the part time position as Emperor Joseph II's Chamber Composer. Also, during this time, Austria was at war, and Mozart as well as, most composers, did not make public appearances, or very few. The aristocrats were no longer supplying large support for the music arts, as they had prior to the war.
As a result of his reduced income, Mozart moved his family from Vienna to the suburbs, and had to resign from his post as Emperor Joseph's Chamber Composer. He began to borrow large sums of money, to pay his living expenses.
In 1790-91, Mozart composed some of his best work, and was no longer borrowing money. In fact, he had started to repay some of his many debts.
Sadly, Mozart died in December of 1791, leaving his some of his debts behind. Subsequently, Constanze, Mozart's wife, was able to successfully petition the Emperor for a widow's pension. She organized a series of concerts of Mozart's music, along with the publication of many of her husband's works, which brought her security and likely made her well off.
yes because when he became a composer he did not get paid a lot of money in those days.
Mozart had financial problems throughout his life. In despite of that, he used to follow a spendthrift lifestyle. He was buried in pauper's grave.
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the song "Rich Man" is by 3OH!3 on the album "Want".
Kerkel was a man who documented all of the works of Mozart in chronological order. His K number is ofter given to help identify the piece.
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Nothing is the answer to the riddle. A rich man needs nothing; a poor man has nothing, and if you eat nothing, you will die.
You are born with NOTHING. You take NOTHING with you when you die. A poor man has NOTHING. A rich man wants NOTHING. If you eat NOTHING you will die.
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"nothing". A rich man needs nothing A poor man has nothing If you eat nothing you die.
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The answer's nothing. Rich men need nothing, poor men have nothing, and if you eat nothing you will die.This is a brain teaser and in its full form, it states "What is more powerful than God, a rich man needs it, a poor man has it, and if you eat it you will die?"A rich man needs nothing a poor man has nothing if you eat nothing you will die
it's not 5 words but 6 words. the word is nothing. the rich man needs nothing, the poor man has nothing. if you eat nothing you will die.
This riddle is asked backwards. It should read, "What does a rich man want, a poor man has, and if you eat it you will die?" The answer to that riddle is nothing. A rich person wants nothing, a poor person has nothing, and if you eat nothing, you will die. However, worded the way it is, food seems to be a more correct answer.
a rich man needs a rich woman and will have sex everynight a poor man needs a poor woman and will never have sex a dead person does need anything but to be buried
In the Grimm Brothers' tale, "The Poor Man and the Rich Man," the rich man wishes to be as healthy as the poor man by drinking the water from the poor man's spring. However, the poor man warns him that the water will make him ill if he is not used to a life of simple food and labor. The rich man ends up suffering from the effects of the water because he is not accustomed to the poor man's lifestyle.
it nothing a poor man haves nothing a rich man need nothing and if you eat nothing you will die
Rich Man Poor Man - 1922 was released on: USA: 19 February 1922