Mozart s frustrated life, the legendary story of Mozart s bumpy life

First, geniuses and wizards. At the age of three or four, he was able to compose, and at the age of six he was able to perform for the Queen of the Tren Mountains of Austria**. , only lived to be 35 years old.

A total of 41 symphonies were written, more than twice the number of symphonies by Beethoven and Schuberle combined. , was not welcomed during his lifetime. At the time of his death, he had no friends except his wife, and because it was a snowy day, no one gave him a funeral.

After a hasty burial, after a few days of snow stopped, I went to erect a stone monument for him, but I couldn't find him buried in **.

Second, history has not forgotten him. His ** went out of Vienna, out of Austria and Germany, to every corner of the world, and became synonymous with classical**. His ** has depth, and his influence is long and long-lasting, like a river that is not wide but has a long and deep origin.

Now he has been dead for more than 200 years, but he still feeds the entire city of his hometown. The only industry there is tourism.

Third, to leave a mark on the world, or to create happiness. Man is a higher animal and has higher pursuits than other animals. It is the act of his existence that can leave a mark on the world, or it can create happiness. , the influence is determined by the width and depth and the length.

For example, the wealthy in the United States are more likely than donors because they can get the happiness that comes with giving, and they can see that their money can affect the future in terms of breadth, depth, and length. This feeling is happier than making money. Or after a few decades, you have long since stopped doing your current job, and you still have a lot of life, or life experience, because the results of your past work have changed, and you will smile from your heart.

And Mozart's fault is life, his experience is more bumpy, because it is mainly a short life.

Mozart gave full play to his ** talent in his short life, and no one can say whether he has reached the peak of his artistic attainment. He is like a meteor in the sky, flashing by, but leaving a lot of beautiful music on earth, adding a lot of joy to this imperfect world. Although he has the title of a prodigy, his life has been full of ups and downs, and he has tasted the warmth and coldness of the world.

When he was seven years old, he once played on the violin of his father's friend Schachtner, and two days later Mozart practiced on his own violin. But it's surprising.

Mozart, for all his genius, for all his great honor, was in the eyes of the archbishop an ordinary slave, and a very bad one. Because he has honor. Like his predecessor Haydn, Mozart had to walk through the antechamber every day, waiting for his master's orders, and at any moment he could be reprimanded, insulted, and even severely punished by the archbishop.

Mozart finally broke openly with the archbishop in the midst of his frustration. He resolutely resigned and left, becoming the first family in European history to openly break free from the shackles of the court. Under the social conditions of the time, such an act was undoubtedly extremely bold and heroic.

Because, it means hardship, hunger and even death.

Mozart's life deteriorated and his health deteriorated in his later years, forcing him to constantly turn to his friends for help. By the time of his last outstanding opera, The Magic Flute, he was already in a state of illness.

The sheer number, wide range and far-reaching influence of Mozart's creations have made it difficult for countless ** artists to surpass. The spirit of the Enlightenment and the Hurricane movement permeates Mozart's work, and the influence of Freemasonry leaves a deep imprint on his work. His religious, opera, symphony, piano concerto and other works are regarded as natural sounds and classics by ancient and modern Chinese and foreign artists.

The life of Zatt lasted only 35 years, but because of the universal value, rich connotation, and intriguing nature of his works, they have been passed down to this day. Mozart composed immortal music with his heart and life, and made outstanding contributions to the development of world culture.

Time flies, and it has been many years since Mozart's time, but the beauty he left to the world is still endlessly charming, nourishing the lives of the world, touching and comforting the hearts of the world, and bringing the world an indescribable feeling of joy and beauty.

Mozart, a European classical composer, lived only 35 years old, and he wrote more than 600 works in a seemingly short life. Compared with those who have lived for seventy or eighty years but have not handed down good works, every minute and every second of his life seems to be much longer than others.

Mozart's diligence and cherishing of time are worth emorating. Mozart's quotes about time and ** will also cause us to think deeply:

1.The most precious thing in the world is time, and the most extravagant thing in the world is squandering time.

2.There are many people who use the happiness of youth as the price of success.

3.I spend 8 hours a day practicing, but people bury my efforts with the word "genius".

4.Whoever works as hard as I do will win as much as I do.

5.The hardships of life can't crush me. The joy in my heart is not my own, I put joy into ** in order to make the whole world feel happy.

6.If love is a power, then ** is a motivation.