Down to the top 3! Coming in third place, is the wunderkind Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. As I said before, there may not be a more universal composer than Mozart who wrote for virtual all kinds and creeds during his life.
Factoids:
- Mozart was a child prodigy, both as a keyboardist and composer.
- He has amassed numerous symphonies before the age of 12.
- Other contenders for "most famous piece" include: Piano Concerto No. 21, Overture to Marraige of Figaro, Symphony No. 40, Requiem.
- It should be noted that he died before Requiem was completed. The work was later finished by one of his students.
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