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• a) From a short composition Mozart made at the age of eight.
• b) From a Greek march “Forward The Athens”.
• c) From a lullaby “Sleep My Darling One”.
• d) From a drinking song originally titled “Anacreontic Song”.

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• a) That there should be nothing yellow in the concert hall.
• b) That in the middle of the concert one hundred fans should be let in free.
• c) That all the venue’s smoke and fire detectors be switched off.
• d) That the venue should have its own detention room so that fans could avoid police cells.

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• a) Someone in the audience died after the aria, telling the story of God’s punishment, had been performed.
• b) The lead singer fell into the orchestra pit.
• c) A member of the orchestra died as result of a fight with the audience.
• d) A dead cat was found, after the performance, inside the kettledrum. According to those who had been in the vicinity, the cat had been alive at the beginning of the performance.

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• a) Jump on tables and chairs like a jester, miaowing at the same time.
• b) Swim across the Danube during the night, wear a hollow cabbage head on his head and croak like a frog.
• c) Dress in a large bat-suit and hover in darkness, supported by ropes, in the parks of Vienna. The opera ‘Figaro’s Wedding’ was inspired by this hobby.
• d) Break into the cages belonging to an animal warden and provoke stray dogs howl in moonlight. The howling, which Mozart joined in with, was a source of inspiration for the opera ‘Don Giovanni’.

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