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... . He had a more enthusiastic patron in Prince Lobkowitz, himself a great violinist. In spite of quarrels, their relationship lasted lifelong. Beethoven went on concert tours to Berlin and Prague during the next three years. His plans for further tours had to be cancelled when Napoleon's army neared Vienna in 1797. Beethoven contributed to the war effort by composing music for a war song Ein ... ...
... . In 1762, Wolfgang's father took Nannerl, now age eleven, and Wolfgang, age six to the court of Bavaria in Munich in what was to become the first of several European "tours." The siblings traveled to the courts of Paris, London, The Hague, and Zurich performing as child prodigies. Wolfgang met a number of accomplished musicians and became familiar with their works. Particularity ... ...
... short piano pieces composed by Wolfgang when he was six years old are still frequently played. In 1762 Leopold took Wolfgnag and Nannerl on the first of many successful concert tours through the courts of Europe. Travel at the time was very hard, and required courage and endurance beyond imagination. Later in 1762, the entire family set out for the Munich ... ...
... . Mozart is the greatest musical child prodigy who ever lived. He began composing minuets at the age of 5 and symphonies at age 9. His father took him on a series of concert tours together with his sister, Maria Anna; born four and one-half years before Mozart. She too, was a child prodigy. Both played the keyboard, but Mozart became a violin virtuoso, as well ... ...
... short piano pieces composed by Wolfgang when he was six years old are still frequently played. In 1762 Leopold took Wolfgnag and Nannerl on the first of many successful concert tours through the courts of Europe. Travel at the time was very hard, and required courage and endurance beyond imagination. Later in 1762, the entire family set out for the Munich ... ...
... music" (261, Norton). Mozart was a child prodigy and Lepold did all he could to propel his son's musical talent. At such an early age, Lepold took his children on nationwide tours (most of Mozart's life was spent on traveling). They made various stops from Germany to London performing their virtuositic talents in various courts, which include the Empress Maria Theresa and ... ...
