Music

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

1756–1791Known worldwide

Addresses you can still visit

Every place in this city with a documented tie to this person.

Created here
Antretter House
He composed the Antretter Serenade for a graduation celebration in the family’s circle.
Performed here
Café Tomaselli
Contemporary tradition and Salzburg records associate him with frequent visits to the predecessor café at this address.
Performed here
Great Hall of the University of Salzburg
He appeared here as a five-year-old dancer and later played harpsichord at the premiere of Apollo et Hyacinthus.
Commemorated here
International Mozarteum Foundation
The foundation’s concert, museum and research work is dedicated to his music and documentary legacy.
Performed here
Mirabell Palace Marble Hall
He performed in the palace with members of his musical family while still a child.
Commemorated here
Mozart Monument on Mozartplatz
Ludwig Schwanthaler’s bronze statue presents the composer as Salzburg’s monumental cultural hero.
Lived here
Mozart Residence
He lived and composed here from 1773 until his final departure from Salzburg.
Lived here
Mozart’s Birthplace
He was born here and spent his childhood and early adolescence in the family apartment.
Performed here
Salzburg Cathedral
He was baptized here and later served and performed as a court and cathedral organist.
Performed here
Salzburg Residenz State Rooms
He appeared here as a child prodigy and later performed regularly as a court musician.
Performed here
St. Peter’s Abbey Church
He directed or participated in the 1783 performance of his Great Mass in C minor here.

Prague: Bertramka — He stayed with the Dušeks and worked on Don Giovanni and Bella mia fiamma, addio here.
Vienna: Café Frauenhuber — Mozart gave a documented musical performance at Jahn’s establishment here in 1788.
Milan: Church of Sant'Antonio Abate — Mozart played here, and the church is associated with the first performance of Exsultate, jubilate.
Prague: Church of Sts. Simon and Jude — He played the church’s surviving Baroque organ during his time in Prague.
Prague: Czech Museum of Music — The museum preserves the fortepiano he played at a Prague concert in January 1787.
Vienna: Deutschordenshaus and Sala Terrena — Mozart stayed here with Archbishop Colloredo’s entourage from March 16 to May 2, 1781.
Prague: House at the Three Golden Lions — He lodged here while preparing Don Giovanni for its Prague premiere in October 1787.
Prague: Mirror Chapel of the Klementinum — He reportedly performed during one of his visits after seminary students played one of his symphonies for him.
Prague: Pachta Palace — He completed six German dances for Count Pachta while staying at the palace.
Milan: Palazzo Clerici — Mozart performed at Palazzo Clerici during the Milanese visits that launched his career as an Italian opera composer.
Milan: Santa Maria del Carmine — Mozart performed music and directed a Mass in the church during his Milan visits.
Vienna: St. Marx Cemetery

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