Biography

Mozart was the first great professional composer to write popular music (dances, divertimentos, serenades headed by "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik").

After all these adventures, in September 1919, he went on a camping trip with his high school classmates to the Upper Peninsula in Michigan.

Many wealthy Viennese noticed his abilities and offered him financial support, including Prince Joseph Franz Lobkowitz, Prince Charles Lichnowsky, and Baron Gottfried van Swieten.

After the master's death, a letter to the Immortal Beloved was found in a hidden drawer of the desk (found together with, among others, the Heiligenstadt Testament).

During World War II, he became the scientific director of the Manhattan Project.

Kosciuszko was depicted in many paintings.

He may have been one of the forerunners of writing down poetic song previously transmitted orally.

Hemingway’s marital relations began to deteriorate when he met Pauline Pfeiffer and got into an affair with her, and his wife found out.

In 1835, Darwin experienced an earthquake in Chile.

In 1817 the first printed work by Frederic Chopin was published. It was a polonaise in the key of G minor.