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Mozart was born in Salzburg, Austria.
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He was only 5 at the time. His dad noticed he had a great musical talent.
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He was just 6. His dad decided that he needed training, experience, and exposure.
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He was just 8 years old.
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They had become wealthy enough.
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In 1775, he wrote the Violin Concerto No.5 in A major. This composition is usually referred to as The Turkish.
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Her name was Aloysia Weber. She was 16 and a singer. She was first interested, but spurned him after.
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He had moved there because he had realized that he could never have a well-paid job in Salzburg. His plan was to move there, get a job, and then have his family move in with him.
However, these plan didn't work out. He did not like Paris and his mother became ill and died. -
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He married Aloysia's younger sister. She was a singer. Mozart's father did not approve of this marriage.
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They tried to convince his father to approve of their marriage. However, his faher never gave his blessing, and Mozart never returned to Salzburg.
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This year marked a crisis point for Mozart. He also had some economic problems during this period, as Vienna's economy was in trouble.
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He wrote them very quickly during the summer of 1788. These symphonies are some of the best works he had ever written.
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It is believed that he had some kind of kidney disease, which led to kidney failure. It is also believed that it was caused by some kid of asiatic flu, since a lot of people were getting sick in Vienna during that period.
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