Beethoven was born in this county.

Bach had this many children.

This composer came from a very attractive family tree.

Legend has it this composer was known for his gruff personality.

To get in the mood for composing, this composer dunked his head in cold water!

Mozart spent his youth traveling across this continent with his father and older sister. The wealthy nobility were amazed at his musical skills.

Mozart was born in Austria in 1756 and he died at this age.

This composer began studying piano, organ, violin and viola as a child.

Legend has it over 20,000 people attended this composer’s funeral, which took place three days after his death.

This composer invented the “recital” format, the positioning of the piano with an open lid facing the audience.

Bach never left this country.

Liszt lived full life and died at a ripe old age

This composer’s parents died when he was 9 so he moved in with his older brother.

Legend has it this composer was treated like a movie star, and women would often faint during his recitals

This composer wrote a minuet when he was six years old, had a sonata published when he was 8 years old, and by 11 had written symphonies! He could write music before he could write words.

Mozart was born in this city in Austria in 1756.

Mozart had a lot of names. All of them were difficult to pronounce. How many names were there.

This composer’s family had a funny nickname for him. Wolferl.

Legend has it this composer wrote over 626 pieces of music in his short life.

This composer was such an organ expert that he was invited to inspect the mechanics of church organs.

When Liszt was 58, he began to split his time living between these 3 cities.

Of Bach’s many children, some of them became well-known composers. How many.

This composer was the 7th generation in his family to become a talented composer and musician.

Legend has it this composer often broke piano strings while performing. During his days, the pianos weren’t as strong as they are now. In fact, audiences used to be disappointed if he didn’t beak any strings!

This composer premiered his 9th symphony while completely deaf. At the end of the piece, the crowd burst into applause but he, who had been a few measures behind the symphony, continued to conduct. Caroline Unger, one of the singers, took the composer’s