Ballet started in the 15th Century in the Renaissance court of Italy. The earliest references I can find to "Ballet" refer to Roman times when even then, it is thought to have originated with the Greek Tragedies. Like most other art forms, it was lost during the Middle Ages and revived again during the Renaissance period. I suspect that the question refers to "Classical Ballet". J S Bach (1685-1750) was a prolific composer, but did write anything labelled specifically as a "Ballet", although many modern ballet companies perform ballet to Bach's music, such as the Canata's which are essentially a Psalm or other religious text set to music. W A Mozart (1756-1791) wrote music for ballets specifically. My assumption being that "Classical Ballet" appeared between the death of Bach and the rise of Mozart. Somebody of superior subject knowledge may be able to correct or clarify my assumption.
Lyrical ballet is like ballet but dancing and feeling the music.
Music
ballet can symbolize gracefulness or the music and the art of dancing
ballet is about expressing feeling through movement, music and costumes.
Mozart Composed Classical Music.
Mozart wrote music in the Classical style.
Yes
Mozart did
Mainly because of his love for music ... and probably to earn a living at it.
Over 620 works.
Around age 4 or 5.
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his father influenced him to write and compose music. :)
Mozart did not compose such a work.
Among other things he wrote solo concertos, symphonies, and operas.
Mozart composed many pieces of music. He is most famous for his Ronda alla Turca, Requiem in D minor, and The Magic Flute among others.