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Which musical instruments did Mozart write concertos for
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>Beethoven managed 9 and 1 respectively and he was
>57 when he died.
To be fair, some of Mozart's early symphonies were very lightweight.
I think Beethoven's 9th symphony is worth about 10 of Mozarts early symphnoies (work wise I mean).
In fact Beethoven took the Symphony to a whole new level over that of Hydan and Mozart, and spent far longer working on them (and of course they also last longer as well).
I wonder how long (time wise) Mozarts 50 compare to Beethovens 9 if you added up how long they all were.
>57 when he died.
To be fair, some of Mozart's early symphonies were very lightweight.
I think Beethoven's 9th symphony is worth about 10 of Mozarts early symphnoies (work wise I mean).
In fact Beethoven took the Symphony to a whole new level over that of Hydan and Mozart, and spent far longer working on them (and of course they also last longer as well).
I wonder how long (time wise) Mozarts 50 compare to Beethovens 9 if you added up how long they all were.
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