From a young age, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was considered a musical prodigy and throughout his life, he composed an incredible volume: 600 works. To make this even more impressive, he was born in 1756 and only had a quill and parchment at his disposal. To write out multiple parts of a score, he had to painstakingly write each individual line, for each individual component, ensuring that all disparate parts matched up. To have done this 600 times over is quite impressive.
From a young age, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was considered a musical prodigy and throughout his life, he composed an incredible volume: 600 works. To make this even more impressive, he was born in 1756 and only had a quill and parchment at his disposal. To write out multiple parts of a score, he had to painstakingly write each individual line, for each individual component, ensuring that all disparate parts matched up. To have done this 600 times over is quite impressive.
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