Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Prodigy composer
Sayings by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
I never force myself to compose. If I don't feel like it, I don't.
My greatest delight is to be among my books.
I thank my God for my good luck.
I have always been a great admirer of women.
The music is not in the notes, but in the silence between.
I am a composer, not a politician.
I have no doubt that I shall succeed.
I write music to express my feelings, not to please the public.
I wish I had a hundred hands to write down all the music I hear.
I am a slave to my work.
My greatest joy is to make people happy with my music.
I never write anything without having thought it over carefully.
I have no money, but I have a good heart.
I am not a genius; I am just a hardworking man.
The most necessary thing is to know what is good.
I have always sought to compose what is good and true.
Life is a beautiful thing, even with all its troubles.
I have no taste for anything but music.
I have been so busy that I have not had time to be ill.
I only wish to serve my art.