Зальцбург. Дом, где родился Моцарт [Romanza from Piano Concerto No. 21 in C major, ]

A Musical Tour of the City of Mozart With music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Chapter IV In 1747 Leopold Mozart married and with his wife rented third-floor rooms from Johann Lorenz Hagenauer at No. 9 Getreidegasse. It was here that their seven children were born, the two surviving Maria Anna in 1751 and Wolfgang Amadeus in 1756. The family lived in these very modest quarters until 1773, and during their tour to Paris and London from 1763 to 1766, we learn much of their journey from letters Leopold Mozart wrote to his landlord. The apartment is now a museum preserving family portraits and instruments belonging to Mozart. The former include the unfinished portrait of Mozart painted by his brother-in-law Joseph Lange in 1789, with paintings of Mozart as a child. The instruments include Mozart’s Anton Walter fortepiano, bought and used in Vienna, his clavichord, and a violin from his childhood, with a later concert instrument. In 1773 the family moved to the present No. 8 Makartplatz, the so-ca