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Outline
I. Biographical Info
A. Early Childhood
B. Teenage Years
C. Main Career
D. Late Career
II. Affects and Influences of Character
A. Influences on Other Composers
B. Personality Issues
C. Relationships
D. Music To Boost Brain Power
E. Study of Rats and Mozart
F. Ending Conclusion
III. Assessment and Evaluation
A. Greatness of a Man
B. His Ideals
C. Mozart and Saleiri
D. The Legacy Lives On.

Chapter I
Mozart's Prodigious Life
Without a doubt, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart born January 27, 1756, in Salzburg, was probably the greatest genius in Western musical history His father was a noted composer, pedagogue and author of a famous treatise on violin playing. Together with his sister Nannerl, Wolfgang received very intense training that by the age of six, he was a budding composer and accomplished musician. In 1762, his father presented his son as a performer to the imperial court in Vienna, and from 1763 to 1766, he took both......

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