Walk through Mozart's childhood grand tour across 18th-century Europe.
1762. Six-year-old Wolfgang Mozart and his sister Nannerl set off from Salzburg with their father — to the imperial palace in Vienna, to Versailles, to the Queen's House in London, playing for kings and empresses along the way.
A Musician's Life lets you walk through a composer's life yourself. Chapter 1, "The Child Prodigy," starts at the family home in Salzburg and follows the three-and-a-half-year grand tour of Europe all the way back home.
• 18th-century Europe in 3D: streets, palaces and churches rebuilt from paintings of the time
• 16 different mini-games: a duet with Nannerl, playing on a covered keyboard for the Empress, sight-reading for the King of England, fixing a carriage wheel, racing a carriage to Ludwigsburg, and more, plus 15 keyboard lessons with Papa
• Everyone has something to say: noble gossip, grumbling passersby, big and small events on the road
• Did you know?: learn note names, rhythm, phrasing and major/minor keys as you play
• Based on real history: almost everything really happened; a few details were adjusted for the game
• Hear Mozart's own childhood pieces and music by Bach, Rameau and others of his time
• Traditional Chinese, English and Japanese
• Plays offline. No ads, no in-app purchases.
For children and grown-ups alike. Designed by a piano teacher.
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