Mozart (en. Mozart)

/mo.zar/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Composer of classical music, an icon in the history of music.

Mozart composed over 600 works during his lifetime.

Mozart a composé plus de 600 œuvres au cours de sa vie.

A musical child prodigy, able to compose from a very young age.

At the age of five, Mozart was already able to play several instruments.

À cinq ans, Mozart était déjà en mesure de jouer de plusieurs instruments.

Name of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, composer born in 1756 in Salzburg, Austria.

Mozart's music

Reference to Mozart's musical works, often associated with beauty and complexity.

musique de Mozart

child prodigy

A child with exceptional talents, often in music, like Mozart.

enfant prodige

classical

Musical genre characterized by its formal development and ornate compositions.

classique

symphony

Musical composition for orchestra, often in several movements.

symphonie

opera

Dramatic musical work that combines singing and orchestration.

opéra

To have an exceptional talent in a field, similar to Mozart's musical genius.

She sings like a modern-day Mozart.

Elle chante comme un Mozart des temps modernes.

To evoke someone extremely talented in a particular task.

This child is a little Mozart in mathematics.

Cet enfant, c'est un petit Mozart en mathématiques.