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Ambleside Composer Fun: Free Mozart Printable Mini-Book

image  Welcome to June!  Because we’re continuing through the summer, we are now three months ahead of the Ambleside Online composer schedule, and we’re moving on to our next composer:  Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. 
album 001Mozart is our third composer (after Beethoven, Vivaldi and Chopin), but I haven’t yet made up a CD of this term’s music, most of which I downloaded free from the German Mozart-Archiv site, as suggested at Ambleside.
As I did with Chopin, I found a wonderful, simple,old-fashioned living book for kids (written by Thomas Tapper, freely available as plain text file from Project Gutenberg), but I couldn’t find a PDF version, so I created one of my own and formatted it as a nice, printable 14-page booklet, including a Mozart notebooking page.  
  • Download this or the Chopin and Beethoven mini-books from my general-studies downloads page here.  (scroll down to Composers)
  • For Limudei Kodesh (Jewish Studies) printables, click here.
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You can also download recordings of these nice, short Tapper biographies for FREE from the public-domain audiobook site, Librivox.

Here are a few more Mozart resources, for anyone doing Ambleside or just looking to do a composer study!
I’m sure there are many other resources out there - if you know of any other great composer resources for Mozart, feel free to pop them in the Comments section below!!!
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