Mozart's Adulthood
Mozart fell in love with Aloysia Weber. She rejected him so he married Constanze Weber. They had six kids , only two lived to adulthood.
Mozart would wake up at six and compose till nine, then he would give lessons till one and then have lunch at someone’s house. Then he would compose late into the night.
Mozart could write music faster than any other musician. He could write at meals, while talking, and while playing pool. Mozart was afraid of ghosts and loud noises. He was very superstitious.
Mozart died of kidney failure in Vienna, Austria in 1791. He was only thirty-five. When he died the most expensive things were his walnut piano and his pool table.