what song by mozart is like a battle/destruction kinda sound?!?

Question

is mozart classical?! nd does his work of battle/destruction pieces still good to listen to as classical ans smarrt?!

Answer 1

Ummmm.

Mozart is indeed classical, both in the generic and the exact sense. What battle/destruction music are you talking about? I am familiar with most of Mozart's works, and I am clueless here.

Could you possibly be referring to the Beethoven piece "Wellington's Victory", which features muskets and cannon along with the orchestra?

Answer 2

Yes Mozart is classical. There are no songs of Mozart which have that sound. You may be referring to a part of the Requiem or the end of the opera Don Giovanni.
By the way, if you pay a bit more attention to your sentence construction and your spelling you may get more answers. As it stands most people would just ignore your question as being by a lazy illiterate.

Answer 3

Firstly, yes Mozart is classical. Both in period and genre.

Battle music by Mozart. I suggest:

Confutatis maledictus from Requiem
Dies Irae from Requiem
Overture to Don Giovanni

Answer 4

This is a tough one. The one sub-movement that I'm aware of is actually from an opera: the duel leitmotif that appears in the opening and closing scenes of Don Giovanni. In the former, the Don and Commendatore fight (presumably with rapier and dagger), and the Commendatore is slain; the reprise occurs as the Commendatore's statue locks onto the Don's hand like a vise and the Don is eventually dragged into Hades.

Answer 5

what???? ok ...Mozart is classical .... i believe the battle piece you are referring to is by Carl Orff called O Fortuna from Carmina Burana .. have no idea why so many people think it is Mozart