Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791) was an Austrian composer of the Classical era, prolific across opera, symphony, concerto and chamber music and widely regarded as one of Western music's greatest composers.

Born in Salzburg in 1756; died in Vienna in 1791. A child prodigy, Mozart composed over 600 works (Köchel catalog).

DeBaser reviewers respond passionately to Mozart's music: operas (Don Giovanni), sacred works (Requiem, Mass in C minor) and instrumental masterpieces (symphonies, concertos). Many pieces inspire reflections on mortality, love and solitude. Reviews praise specific recordings and interpreters while recommending listening as an emotional remedy.

For:Classical-music listeners, newcomers curious about Mozart, opera-goers and students of music

 Man doesn’t remain honest for long when he’s alone, come on!

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 The answer is equally simple: because Mozart's "Requiem" is a cornerstone of my world, and what I think has not yet been said.

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 Don Giovanni is the celebration of life and the moment, and Don Giovanni is the undisputed hero.

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