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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was a famous composer born in 1756 in Salzburg who composed many musical works during his lifetime while working in different places, eventually dying in 1791 in Vienna, leaving behind a significant contribution to music.

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Limuel mozart

1. By Limuel Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

2. He was born on 1756 in Salzburg.

3. He was a music composer.

4. He worked in many different places.

5. His sister name's Maria Anna Mozart.

6. His father's name was Leopold Mozart.

7. His wife name was Constanze Mozart.

8. He had 3 daughters and 3 sons.

9. He died on 1791 in Viena.

10. The world would be worse because this person did many musical compositions. if he hadn't exist

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