A sonata is a type of musical composition, usually for a solo instrument or accompanied by a piano.
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False
What was Mozart's wife called?
Constanze
Who was born in Germany?
Beethoven
Who could pick up a violin and play it without being shown how to?
Mozart
Who was born in December 1770
Beethoven
Who's father died in 1787?
Mozart
Who had 6 children?
Mozart
Who died so poor, that they did not have their name on their graveyard headstone?
Mozart
Who's father made him play the piano for hours a night when he was really young?
Beethoven
Who had a father called Johann?
Beethoven
Who died in December 1791?
Mozart
A concerto is a piece of classical music that is played in a big group.
False. It features a SOLOIST accompained by an orchestra.
True
Who could feel the vibrations that the instruments played when their were playing them?
Beethoven
Who published his first piece of music at the age of 12?
Beethoven
Who was born in Austria?
Mozarft
Who had a sister called Maria Anna (Nanerl)
Mozart
Who gave his first public concert when he was 7?
Beethoven
Mozart and his wife were a happy couple
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False
Who was born in 1756?
Mozart
Who was writing his own music at the age of 5?
Mozart
Mozart and his wife were a rich couple.
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False
Who began to lose their hearing in their twenties?
Beethoven
Who wrote their first opera at 12?
Mozart
Who wrote more than 600 pieces of music?
Mozart
Who's father was called Leopold?
Mozart
Who had to turn to face the audience because he couldn't hear them clapping?
Beethoven
Who had a mother called Anna Maria Pertl who died in 1778?
Mozart