Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is known for his musical genius, but for the rest of us, writing the kind of music he could dash off with his eyes closed isn’t exactly easy. But what if you could write a ...
Attributed by the publisher to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791), it appeared a year after the composer’s death. The idea was to compose a 16-measure “waltz” by rolling dice to decide which measures ...
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Attributed by the publisher to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791), it appeared a year after the composer’s death. The idea was to compose a 16-measure “waltz” by rolling dice to decide which measures ...
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