Franz Xaver Wolfgang Mozart
Austrian composer, teacher and performer; youngest son of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1791-1844) · Austria · Musicians · Died at 53
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Something wrong?The youngest son of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart who spent his life both inside and outside his father's shadow - a working composer and pianist who knew Schubert and Schumann, earned their respect, yet never escaped the weight of the name he carried.
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Albums 16
TCThe Two Piano Concertos
PVPiano Music, Vol. 2PVPiano Music, Vol. 3
PVPiano Music, Vol. 4FOFirst concerto for piano and orchestra c-dur op. 14 / Second concerto for piano and orchestra es-dur op. 25RVRondos, Sonata, Polonaises, VariationsPWPiano Works
POPolonaiseCWChamber WorksTMThe Complete Piano Chamber MusicPVPiano Music, Vol. 1PRPiano Concerto no. 20 in D minor, KV 466: Cadenzas by Beethoven, Hummel, F.X. Mozart, Brahms, Cl. Schumann, Busoni, RischeLGLieder aus drei GenerationenTSThe Other Mozart: The SongsKNKlavierkonzerte Nr. 1 & 2CMComplete Piano Chamber MusicFamily
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Born 26 July 1791, Franz Xaver Wolfgang Mozart was the last of six children and one of only two to survive infancy. His father died before he turned five months old. He became a composer, pianist, conductor, and teacher, working in the late classical period with a style that leaned into early Romanticism and bore the heavy influence of his father's mature works. He moved in serious circles - Franz Schubert and Robert Schumann both knew him and held him in high esteem. He died 29 July 1844, three days after his fifty-third birthday, having lived a full musical life in a lineage impossible to step out of.
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