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In the early 1630s, a Roman composer by the name of Gregorio Allegri wrote a song that was never to be sung outside the Sistine Chapel. That was until 1770, when a 14-year-old boy transcribed it from memory after hearing it twice. So impressed, the Pope did not prevent its publication. That boy was W.A. Mozart.

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Great story again.. 
Mozart had an interesting and strange life

someone that still believes in the efforts made to make genuine art. 

Traveler, gambler, Freemason.

He'd have some stories to tell I'm sure.