vol.003：Mozart：The Rebel Genius

The provided source offers an extensive biographical and analytical overview of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, beginning with his early life as a child prodigy under the tutelage of his father, Leopold, and detailing his extensive travels across Europe. It chronicles his transition to a freelance musician in Vienna after a definitive break with Archbishop Colloredo, highlighting his prolific output of operas and piano concertos despite ongoing financial struggles. The text also explores the characteristics of his music, emphasizing its universal quality, dramatic form, and innovation in genres like the piano concerto and opera, while also discussing the circumstances of his premature death, the subsequent myths surrounding it, and his enduring legacy in music history and popular culture.