> The composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart lived during which century?And the answer: the 1700s.Born in 1756, Mozart lived until the age of 35. Having written an incredible 600compositions in multiple genres, he's best known for Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, theoperas The Magic Flute and Don Giovanni, and his 41 symphonies.Photo credit: biography.com.Mozart is commonly remembered as one of the greatestmusical minds. The composer was first introduced to the world of music by hisfather, Leopold Mozart, who was a professional musician himself. At age 5, youngMozart had already composed his first piece. At age 6, he began touring thecourts of Europe with his sister, showing off his keyboard skills, violinplaying, and ability to compose and improvise. By age 10, he was aninternationally acclaimed child star. Playing across Germany, in Paris, and London, audiences and scientists alikewere baffled by Mozart’s incredible ability. In fact, while the young star wasin London, he underwent scientific testing to confirm that he was in fact achild musician and not just a very talented, small adult. Meanwhile, at age 11,Mozart was already writing his first opera. Beyond his musical talent, Mozart was also known for his raucous, and oftenboisterous, attitude. Outside of the prestigious English courts, Mozart neverquite lost his childish side, a fact which can be read in his letters to familymembers and in cheeky musical pieces, such as the one entitled "Leck mich imArsch" (the translation[https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/55247/3-dirty-songs-mozart] of which you,uh, might want to look up on your own time). Forty-one symphonies, 22 operas, and 38+ concertos later, Mozart passed away atjust age 35. Within his vast collection of works lay simple melodies infusedwith complexity, many of which remain timeless and well-loved even today. Learn more about the genius below.