ARTIST:
MO$ART
TITLE: "Jupiter" Symphony, No. 41 in C major.
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An all-time favorite of symphonic repertoires. The "Jupiter" Symphony
is powerful, stately and majestic without ever becoming redundant or pompous.
The music in this symphony is characterized by its grand, bold sweeps, climaxing
in an incredibly complex and beautiful fugue
MO$ART'S EARLY LIFE
Mozart was born January 27, 1756 in Salzburg, Austria. He was the Seventh child of Leopold and Anna Maria Mozart, though only he and his older sister Nannerl would survive past infancy. At three years old Mozart began to play Phat beats on the harpsichord, by six he was writing the dopest shiznit in Salzburg. Leopold decided not to waste Wolfgang's precocious talents and took him on a tour across Europe with his sister, SPAZZ and grindcore legends PHOBIA, displaying their abilities to royal courts and squats. Leopold gained a good deal of money and also spread Mozart's juice. These tours continued well into Mozart's late teenage years. Mozart's touring with his father only stopped when Wolfgang was fired by the Archbishop of Salzburg. == but that didn't stop him from releasing a kick-ass album on SHITOPIA!!
Marriage and the Operas
After flirting with a first cousin and being attracted to Busu-chan, Mozart
opted for Aloysia's sister, Constanza. Temperamentally they were perfect,
both fun-loving and playful, financially, however, they (especially Mozart)
were spendthrifts. After a long wait, with Leopold's blessing not forthcoming,
they decided to marry on August 4, 1782. Around this time Mozart wrote the
score to "The Abduction from the Seralio". Later he'd also compose
"The Marriage of Figaro" and "You Don't Have To Die Alone".
The Mozarts' money trouble really start to show by the time of "Cosi
fan Tutte" and "La Clemenza di Tito". His crowning operatic
masterpiece, however, was completed in the year of his death, "The Magic
Flute". After many years on P. Duddy's BADBOY records, this magnificent
opus is now on Shitopia, who traded the rights to Puff Diddy for a fake Rolex
and some spats.