1. Mozart was an infant prodigy .

2. Mozart was a talented musician.

3. A string quartet was playing Mozart.

4. Will we ever see the like of Mozart again?

5. The concert included works by Mozart et al.

6. He staged the most lavish productions of Mozart.

7. Mozart composed a lot of music.

8. Nothing gives me more pleasure than listening to Mozart.

9. The Mozart Ensemble is/are playing at the Wigmore Hall tonight.

10. Do you prefer classical music like Mozart and Mahler, or pop?

11. Mozart showed genius even at the age of six, when he began to compose minuets.

12. The programme includes two Mozart sonatas.

13. Mozart is remembered by a street named after him.

14. Mozart quickly became a favourite in court circles.

15. Mozart is a colossus among composers.

16. Mozart was a musical prodigy.

17. Mozart towers over all other composers.

18. Mozart is dead but his music lives on.

19. Mozart is on the bill this evening.

20. He just can't compare with Mozart.

21. Mozart blossomed very early in life.

22. She could hear the strains of Mozart through the window.

23. The mature works of Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven and Schubert belong to the Classical period.

24. The way Bill plays that piece would have Mozart turning in his grave.

25. There are echoes of Mozart in her first piano compositions.

26. I could hear the strains of Mozart in the background.

27. Mozart wrote the music.

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28. I can't stand modern music; give me Bach and Mozart every time!

29. My taste in classical music varies greatly/widely, but I usually prefer Mozart or Brahms.

30. Vienna's trump cards include concerts in the palaces where Mozart made music.

1. Mozart was an infant prodigy .

2. Mozart was a talented musician.

3. A string quartet was playing Mozart.

4. Will we ever see the like of Mozart again?

5. He staged the most lavish productions of Mozart.

6. Mozart composed a lot of music.

7. The Mozart Ensemble is/are playing at the Wigmore Hall tonight.

8. Do you prefer classical music like Mozart and Mahler, or pop?

9. Mozart showed genius even at the age of six, when he began to compose minuets.

31. The name of Mozart is coupled with the city of Salzburg.

32. Both Haydn and Mozart played the organ here.

33. And even with a small orchestra Mozart sounds well.

34. The image weighed on Mozart even during his lifetime.

35. Frau Mozart had died the previous evening.

36. In 1787 Mozart played on the organ here.

37. Mozart didn't rate his playing highly.

38. In many respects, Mozart had a typically neurotic personality.

39. A gentle Mozart sonata drifted round the room.

40. Mozart had brought fresh impetus to a time-worn formula thanks to his recent exposure to exciting new developments in Paris.

41. In 1773 Mozart also wrote his first wholly original piano concerto.

42. It finally erupted when Mozart asked for permission to stay on for a few days in Vienna to collect some outstanding fees.

43. So Guardasoni asked his old friend Mozart, who accepted, for a fee of 250 ducats.

44. Mozart and he wrote most of the opera in the stage-coach.

45. Leonard won for his skillful interpretation of a piece by Mozart.

46. During the Karajan years Mozart and Richard Strauss were not squeezed out, though the music of other composers was brought in.

47. In fact Mozart did not fully appreciate the gravity of the situation.

48. Evgeny Kissin was the kind of child prodigy who made people believe in the possibility of a Mozart.

49. The same is true for the 3/4 minuets of Haydn and Mozart.

50. Through the window we could hear the strains of Mozart.

51. Mozart decided to enter into the prevailing spirit of the place.

52. The letters section offers a feast of anecdotes about Mozart.

53. None of us has the gift of a pure genius like Mozart.

54. Her own health suffered greatly, which caused Mozart much anxiety.

55. His creations are on a par with Mozart and the composers of the renaissance.

56. Over the past 30 years, musicological, historical and biographical research have all led towards a new Mozart.

57. Special festivals A friend of mine goes every year to the Mozart Festival in Vienna,(Sentence dictionary) it is her greatest pleasure.

58. Mozart received the libretto in advance and composed some of the recitatives in Salzburg.

59. Wigglesworth expected to spend days re-establishing a classical style - but no, they knew about Mozart, and economy and focus.

60. Even a brain tiny in comparison to that of Mozart can achieve remarkable things.

61. Phelps kicked off an outstanding night's music with a beautifully played Mozart Symphony.

62. Despite all this creative activity Mozart composed no original symphonies until his trip to Paris in 1778.

63. Mozart was no doubt a good Catholic, but his religion did not weigh heavily upon him.

64. While there Mozart attempted to arrange a concert, though his plans were delayed by one week.

65. In 1776 Mozart turned his attention to the piano concerto, writing four very different works.

66. When Mozart played a piano by Stein in 1777, it did not jangle, even though there was no check.

67. If all musicians and composers measured themselves against Mozart, they would be very depressed people.

68. It is not always easy to avoid writing a shade smugly about the arrangements Mozart made of choral works by Handel.

69. The evening performance - a Mozart Symphony - didn't start until seven and it would mean a late return home.

70. But outside that grey area Mozart used strokes and dots deliberately for different purposes.

71. The piece was penned by Mozart when he was eight.

72. Editor, - Benjamin Simkin claims on false evidence that Mozart suffered from Tourette's syndrome, a tic disorder.

73. The Mozart shown beneath the Chopin has the same form, using repetition and ending with a recall of the first section.

74. Students who listened to Mozart scored higher on IQ tests than students who took the test in silence.

75. On the other hand, Mozart and Bach bring harmony and lightness, as well as a state of calm and order.

76. Though Mainly Mozart participants stay in donated hotel rooms or condos, the atmosphere is chummy.

77. As well as his teaching, and a planned series of concerts in the autumn, Mozart was also working on a new opera.

78. Mozart was buried in the customary way in an unmarked mass grave, and its exact location has never been discovered.

79. Mozart composed his first symphony when he was still a child.

80. Throughout this time the fourteen-year-old Mozart was writing and performing music, hearing other music performed and seeing the local sights.

81. When Mozart joined the movement many small lodges were still flourishing in Vienna.

82. In the spring of 1785 Leopold Mozart paid his son a visit lasting 10 weeks.

83. Mozart had become acquainted with the choirmaster there, Anton Stoll, for whom he wrote the exquisite motet Ave verum corpus.

84. In this respect at least, Mozart resembles his comparably productive contemporary Joseph Haydn.

85. It had over 20 performances in Vienna alone, and brought Mozart 1,200 florins in the first two days.

86. In March 1770 Mozart received a commission to write the first opera for the following carnival season in Milan.

87. The family travelled to Brno and to Olomouc, but nevertheless both Mozart and his sister suffered mild attacks of smallpox.

88. So the Nash Ensemble's concert offered a first half of Mozart and Brahms which left one feeling vaguely unsatisfied.

89. I put Mozart down from the pedestal and put Larry Flynt up there.

90. During the autumn Mozart was commissioned by the emperor to write another opera buffa, again to a libretto by Da Ponte.

91. Wednesday's Prom featured the London Mozart Players.

92. Mozart Season. Groupie Without Teh Secks.

93. Mozart died while he was composing the Requiem.

94. Some of Mozart and Beethoven's early works, Chopin, Liszt.

95. The concert began with a Mozart quartet.

96. Their names are Mozart, Tchaikovsky and Paul Simon.

97. Mozart was a child prodigy.

98. Chamber Music by Mozart, at the multi function room.

99. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart had a very good musical memory.

100. The woodwind quartet is composed by Mozart.

101. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Queen Of The Night Aria.

102. The concert ended with a Mozart violin concerto.

103. The greatest composers of classical music are Bach Handel, Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven.

104. Jim smiles and finds Mozart and the morning is saved by Cherubino. Then he dresses and walks, cane and cloth cap, to the front door and checks the windows and the bolts and all's secure.

105. Far more complex is Mozart, who writes what seems to be an irregular phrase structure on the surface, which transforms a hidden regularity.

106. Mozart usually keeps his surfaces smoother than Haydn, achieving a more polished suavity.

107. Numerous radio recordings and CD productions of works by M. G. Monn, J. Haydn, W. A. Mozart, F. Mendelssohn, N. W. Gade , O. Respighi and F. W. Hans bear witness to the diversity of their repertoire.

108. And so Mozart, in the last year of his life, this very special time, his music goes into this completely new place of "live and let live", this incredible spiritual, emotional spaciousness.

109. Mozart keeps the listener continuously off-balance; he is an imp and trickster, the patron saint of practical jokes, as it were.

110. The guy claims to be a direct descendant of Mozart.

111. The musical novice is introduced to the ways in which music is put together and is taught how to listen to a wide variety of musical styles, from Bach and Mozart, to Gregorian chant, to the blues.

112. Opera was an important integrant of the music creation of Mozart.

113. Suddenly I found myself playing Bartok and Mozart duos with my two viola pals.

114. He studied in Vienna under the guidance of Mozart. By his mid-twenties he had earned a name for himself as a great pianist known for unpredictable and brilliant improvisations.

115. By Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Edited by Carl Flesch. For violin, piano. Published by Edition Peters.

116. So the railway company unleashed "blasts of Mozart and Vivaldi."

117. Karen Blixen : He even took the gramophone safari. Three rifles, supplies for a month,(http:///mozart.html) and Mozart.

118. The centerpiece of the course is the set of six Haydn string quartets that Mozart dedicated to his friend, the great Joseph Haydn.

119. Mozart is a wizard at music in the history. He had left over more than 600 pcs classic works during his 35 years short life period.

120. The Haydn and Mozart symphonies were urgent readings that were clearly influenced by 'historically informed performing practice'. The playing of the string section was clean and transparent.

121. Every year millions of tourists go to Salzburg to visit the house of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

122. Its repertory spans almost the entire history of music from Monteverdi, Bach, Vivaldi, Mozart to the romantics and to the 20th century composers.

123. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Piano Sonata No 11 In A Allegretto.

124. In his word, Mozart is indeed a master of oil painter, but through music.

125. However, Mozart had died the previous year, so Joseph Haydn took his place.

126. Karen Blixen: He even took the gramophone on safari. Three rifles, supplies for a month, and Mozart.

127. On January 27 th , 1756, composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in Salzburg, Austria.

128. The sounds of Mozart and Bartok, Bach and Brahms filter out from the doors and blend into this weird infernal sound.

129. The three great protagonists of the are: Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven.

130. Karen Blixen: He even took the gramophone on safari. Three rifles, supplies for a month, mercurial vapor, and Mozart.

131. Mozart moves her to tears. She has lost 15 pounds and looks like a cover girl.

132. By Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Two violins. Published by International Music Co.

133. The paper discusses the musical style of Mozart, the great Auslrian musician, and major points in performance of his works.

134. Postumer Posthumous discoveries of Mozart works are rare but not unknown.

135. Haha, here also ois s aphkid ling qcr Mozart chocolate!

136. This meeting-point of northern and southern Europe perhaps sparked the genius of Salzburg's most famous son, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, whose name has been associated with the city ever since.

137. "Unfortunately, " says Fitzgerald, "Mozart died more than a quarter of a century before the invention of stethoscopy.

138. Gluck, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven and Schubert were all composing in Vienna within a span of 50 years, from about 1780 to 1830.

139. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart flooded the world of music with multiple accomplishments, so it is not difficult to pinpoint 10 facts about Mozart.

140. Tchaikovsky's adaptation of Mozart minuet can be said to be clear, thick fluid style into classical music "sounds appealing to use music to tell the story ".

141. By Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. For flute, piano. Published by Edition Peters.

142. Austrian proverb say "everything, from the beginning of the woods Bates" Mozart to bruckner, from classical music to industrial tradition, all this let me to redefine the city.

143. By Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Edited by Oistrakh. For violin, piano. Published by Edition Peters.

144. Even child prodigies, such as Gauss in mathematics, Mozart in music and Bobby Fischer in chess, must have made an equivalent effort, perhaps by starting earlier and working harder than others.

145. Divertimento II for Oboe, Clarinet and Fagotto, K. 229, No. 2 Mozart.

146. We'll run about thirty seconds over as we listen to the "Lacrimosa" Out of the "Dies irae" Out of the Requiem Mass of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart written in Vienna 1791.

147. Mozart clearly enjoyed good health throughout his twenties and early thirties.

148. Every year millions of tourists go to Salzburg to visit the house of Amadeus Mozart.

149. The pieces formed part of Nannerl's Music Book, a collection of music compiled by Mozart's father,(Sentencedict) Leopold Mozart.

150. Steele, K. M. , T. N. Ball, and R. Runk, " Listening to Mozart does not enhance backwards digit span performance. " Percept Mot Skills, 1997. 84 (3 Pt 2): p. 1179-84.

151. Nicolas is called as "small Napoleon", "politician Mozart" and "Pekinese dog.

152. So the guy sits the dog on the piano stool, and the dog starts playing. Ragtime, Mozart... and the bartender and patrons are enjoying the music.

153. When will you learn to appreciate Mozart instead of that bubble gum music?

154. The Puritan who is in every tru Sansculotte rose up against him in Beethoven, though Mozart had shewn him all the possibilities of nineteenth-century music.

155. This text will discuss the main principle when the footboards are used, especially the tenuto footboard. by the works of Bach, Hayden, Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, Schumanne and Li Site.

156. The whole point of chamber music is its accessibility, and any student string player would be able to sight-read a dozen Mozart or Haydn Quartets before deciding which one to learn.

157. It looks like two additional compositions by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart have been found in Salzburg, Austria.

158. By 22, Gandhi had three kids, Mozart, 30 symphnies and Buddy Holly was dead.

159. 1756- composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in Salzburg, Austria.

160. To judge from his productivity, Mozart clearly enjoyed robust good health throughout his twenties.

161. Readings include Dear Theo, Marcia Davenport's Mozart, selections from the diaries of George Sand, Frida Kahlo, and Alma Mahler.sentencedict .com

162. Mike, who was just a kid in the neighborhood with odd — evolved? sophisticated?— taste, had dozens more tapes: Brahms, Mozart, Bach, Prokofiev, Tchaikovsky, Sibelius, Rachmaninoff, Strauss.

163. I've always been suspicious of baby education, of teaching them the front crawl at six weeks or Mozart in the womb, but this was different, mainly because it was really aimed at the parents.

164. January 27, 1756, Wolfgang - Amadeus - Mozart was born in Salzburg, Austria a home court musicians.

165. With that sort of distinction in mind, let's consider two symphonic minuet movements, one by Haydn, one by Mozart. First, Play Media from Haydn's 92nd symphony.

166. The best known composers of that time were Franz Joseph Haydn (1732–1809), Wolfgang A. Mozart (1756–1791), and later Ludwig Beethoven (1770–1827).

167. "They seem to loathe [the music]," said the proud railway guy. "It's pretty uncool to be seen hanging around somewhere when Mozart is playing."

168. By 22, Gandhi has three kids, Mozart, 30 symphonies. But Buddy Holly was dead.