Mozart's Life and Musical Impact

The video explores the life of Mozart, highlighting his early talent as a musical genius. It follows his journey from performing in front of audiences to becoming a court musician, where he faced limitations. Eventually, Mozart shifted to creating operas accessible to all, despite noble disapproval. His legacy includes over 600 compositions, which continue to be celebrated worldwide.

What was Mozart's father's role in his early musical career?

• He wanted Mozart to become a painter.

• He discouraged Mozart from playing music.

• He ignored Mozart's musical talent.

• He took Mozart on a musical tour.

How did Mozart's musical skills improve?

• By playing the piano in front of many people.

• By learning from his friends.

• By attending a music school.

• Through self-study and practice.

Why did Mozart become a court musician?

• He was forced by the king.

• He was interested in court life.

• He had no other job options.

• He wanted to play his own music.

What was Mozart's reaction to being restricted in his music choices as a court musician?

• He was indifferent.

• He was happy to comply.

• He enjoyed the restrictions.

• He was sad and eventually gave up.

What new musical direction did Mozart take after leaving his court musician position?

• He stopped composing music.

• He focused on creating operas for the common people.

• He started composing symphonies.

• He began teaching music.

How did some of the nobility react to Mozart's operas for the common people?

• They supported him financially.

• They disliked the idea.

• They were indifferent.

• They loved the idea.

What was the impact of Mozart's opera 'The Magic Flute'?

• It was only popular among the rich.

• It was banned by the authorities.

• It was well-received and applauded by the audience.

• It was ignored by the public.

What was Mozart's vision for his music after leaving the court?

• To focus on instrumental music only.

• To stop composing music.

• To create music for both rich and poor people.

• To make music only for the rich.

Approximately how many songs did Mozart compose in his lifetime?

• Over 1000

• Over 600

• Over 300

• Over 200

What is the lasting impact of Mozart's music?

• It is only played in operas.

• It is still loved by many people today.

• It is only appreciated by musicians.

• It is forgotten by most people.