His nickname as a child was “Sepperl”.

He was known as "The Greatest Musical Genius of All Time."

He wrote more than 100 symphonies which he gave short, funny nicknames.

He was a German composer and pianist.

He was one of the first composers to make a living without being employed by the church or a member of the nobility.

He was called the "Father of the Symphony Orchestra”.

He also remains one of the most famous and influential of all composers. Together with Bach and Brahms, they were called the "Three B's of Music."

He was a musical prodigy who learned how to play the piano when he was only three years old and became so good at it.

He was a crucial figure in the transition between the Classical and Romantic eras, earning him the title, "The Bridge to the Romantic Period."

He is considered one of the greatest Western geniuses even though he did not attain success in his career and passed away at a young age.

He was known as a brilliant pianist but started going deaf.

He was an Austrian composer and one of the most prolific and prominent composers of the Classical period.

He is known for his improvisation and expressive music.

His music was full of violent contrasts, jumping from low to high register, and went from soft to loud explosively

The Classical period in Western art music lasted from about 1750 to 1820.

Sonata form was the most important form developed during the Classical period. The harpsichord was the primary instrument of the Classical period.

Baroque music is known for structural clarity, while Classical music is noted for textural intricacy.

The term "Classical music" can refer both to Western art music in general and specifically to the period 1750–1820.

Vienna was considered the center of the Classical period, home to many composers.

Mozart started playing the piano at the age of six.

Mozart composed his first pieces at the age of four.

Mozart’s later works focused on expressing human emotion and psychology.

Eine Kleine Nachtmusik is one of Mozart’s most famous works.

Franz Joseph Haydn was nicknamed “Father of the Symphony Orchestra” and “Father of the String Quartet.”

Haydn’s childhood nickname was “Seppel.”

Haydn wrote more than 100 symphonies, many of which had nicknames like “The Surprise Symphony.”

Haydn’s The Creation was based on words from the Book of Genesis.

Beethoven was born in Vienna, Austria.

Beethoven is known as “The Bridge to the Romantic Period.”

Beethoven was one of the first composers to earn a living without working for the church or nobility.

Beethoven composed some of his best works even after becoming deaf.

Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony and Für Elise are among his most famous works.

Together with Bach and Brahms, Beethoven was part of the group called the “Three B’s of Music.”