Truth is, they aren't. Mozart composed for the money, albeit reluctantly. He did want his music to be available to the general public, and as such he composed on a level that, while pleasing to the ear, was within the confines of what the general public wanted to hear. Mozart composed to be the talk of the town. Mozart's symphonies, while fine pieces of music for the time, lack the complexity of later composers. He was limited by the instrumentation of the day and societal acceptance.
Beethoven's music, on the other hand, challenged the accepted norms of the day. He composed with little regard for the preferences of his contemporaries, or his benefactors. In some cases, he composed passages with the intent of making people uneasy. While he had his admirers, he had many more detractors. This seemed to suit him just fine. Keep in mind that by the time Beethoven was doing most of his work, the piano was a much more refined instrument than Mozart's time. It wasn't until after his death that Beethoven's music became much more appreciated.
He was writing his tenth when he died. This means that he had 9 completed.
Chopin never wrote any symphonies
Discounting composers who didn't write any, Johannes Brahms only completed four.
Yes, he did. Handel did not marry, and so in that sense did not have any family. ____ There is no indication that Handel ever married or produced any off spring.
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No, while he did play and commission classical pieces he did not write any.
He was writing his tenth when he died. This means that he had 9 completed.
Chopin never wrote any symphonies
Discounting composers who didn't write any, Johannes Brahms only completed four.
No he didnt
Beethoven wrote and completed 9 symphonies.
He Didnt write any (:
Yes. She didnt write them but their are biographies about her.
Yes, he did. Handel did not marry, and so in that sense did not have any family. ____ There is no indication that Handel ever married or produced any off spring.
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J.S. Bach didn't write any symphonies. The form didn't really develop until after Bach died.
The Vienna Phiharmonic was founded in 1842 and Mozart died in 1791. So if you mean 'Were any of Mozart's symphonies played by the Vienna Phil in his lifetime?' the answer is no. If you mean 'Have any of Mozart's symphonies been played by the Vienna Phil?' the answer is yes, many of them, many times.