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Vienna is one of the most "musical" cities in the world .Here you can find Mozart, Strauss, Bethhoven museums, listen to wonderful concerts that take place in palaces and concert halls, often being accompanied by Austrian style dinners . The Mozart phenomenon. Before the wonder child Joannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart (1756-1791) could read properly and had learnt to write, he travelled to Vienna with his father Leopold and sister Maria Anna to give a concert in front of Empress Maria Teresia. The success was overwhelming and the Mozart family continued on their travels, giving concerts in Salzburg, Munich, London, Paris and, later, Holland and Italy. Mozart played and the nobility cheered. The journey through Europe was applause without end. The first printed compositions appeared a nd at the age of fourteen he received the "Order of the Golden Spur" from Pope Clemens XIV and was now able to decorate himself with the title "Cavaliere". But interest in the "wonder child" gradually faded. In 1781, Mozart traveled to Vienna and tried his arm as a freelance artist in the imperial city, seemingly the "best place in the world" for his profession. A year later, against the wishes of his father, he married cheery Constanze Weber. Intrigue, change of residence, cot death, prosperity and poverty characterized his life, as did restlessness and obsession. He composed as if there were no tomorrow, as if suspecting the shortness of his life. He died of "rheumatic fever" in 1791. Only a few people are said to have accompanied Mozart to his final resting place at St. Max cemetery. There was an electric storm with sheet lightning on the horizon. But is is biographers, musical writers and the fantasy of the reader who decide just to what extent all of these tallies with the truth and just how far various legends are allowed to surround the life of Mozart. One thing is certain- Mozart composed upwards of 600 pieces: operas, symphonies, serenades, musical comedies, cantatas, masses, dances, marches, string quartets, piano and violin concerts. Today Mozart's work is omnipresent : " Eine kleine Nachtmusik" is piped from telephone systems calming impatient callers and " Koenigin der Nacht" warbles away in the background at dapper candlelight dinners. And let's not forget the Mozartkugel: For over a hundred years, the work of Mozart had been packed in the form of balls, his splendour and shine wrapped up in marzipan, hazelnuts and dark chocolate. The balls melt away on the tongue and whilst enjoy the moment, the feat for the ears is forgotten. Or could you imagine yourself listening to Mozart with a chocolate ball in your mouth?

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