As a musical child prodigy, this Classical Era composer displayed extraordinary musical talent, playing the piano, violin, and organ as well as composing by the age of six. He was considered the father of the modern piano concerto, composing twenty-three original works, most of which were written to impress Viennese audiences with his dazzling display of keyboard virtuosity. Who was that?

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Serena Osborn

9 July, 20:45

As a musical child prodigy, this Classical Era composer displayed extraordinary musical talent, playing the piano, violin, and organ as well as composing by the age of six. He was considered the father of the modern piano concerto, composing twenty-three original works, most of which were written to impress Viennese audiences with his dazzling display of keyboard virtuosity. Who was that?

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Karen Oconnor · Answer 1

Mozart

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Mozart was the son of a singer, composer and violinist, which means that music was always present in his residence when he was a child, in addition to showing that Mozart was created with a spectacular artistic education. However, what few expected was that little Morzat would be a prodigy and that at the age of six he would display extraordinary musical talents, playing the piano, violin and organ.

All this genius made Mozart a great artist. His works are highly respected to this day, being considered the father of the modern piano concert, composing 23 original works, most written to impress the Viennese public with his dazzling display of keyboard virtuosity.