Pts, hey, smarty pants, I'm about to use my teleportation app, not available in the app store, to go back in time and listen to some incredible live music.

Oh, good, the show hasn't started yet.

Ordinarily, this would be a super hard ticket to get, not to mention very expensive, because this is one of the most super popular artists of all time.

No, it's not Taylor Swift,

Beyonce, Justin Bieber, or Drake.

Although, they're pretty great, too.

It's none other than

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

The Mozart! Yep, right now, I'm back in Vienna, Austria, in the late 1700s, and we're rocking out to a little

number called the Magic Flute.

Um, we're rocking out.

Excuse me, person talking during the concert. Hi. Is my music disturbing you? Oh boy. I really

hope Mozart is talking to someone else. No, I'm talking to you, guy with a microphone and some

kind of futuristic recording device on your lap. Yep, Mozart's definitely talking to me. Hi, everyone, trusty narrator here.

Sorry, I didn't mean to interrupt the concert. I was just telling the smarty pants listening that

you created some of the most beloved music ever. In fact, you'll go on to write over 600 musical

pieces before you turn 35, including 21 operas, more than 50 symphonies,

12 violin concertos, 17 piano sonatas, and 26 string quartets.

If someone sat down and binged listened to all the music you've written, they'd be there for eight full days.

Ah, cool, cool. Um, how do you know all that? Oh, because I'm from the future, Mr. Mozart.

Call me Wolfgang. Not Amadeus? I've heard people call you that.

Amadeus is just a nickname I made up based on one of my middle names.

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