@paqman67 Salieri did not teach those people... oh and to counter your point against Mozart; the reason he is regarded as such a "great composer", is because his compositions were "perfect" - in the sense (theory-wise) that there were no musical mistakes, no misplacement of notes, or misarrangeme...
@paqman67 Salieri did not teach those people... oh and to counter your point against Mozart; the reason he is regarded as such a "great composer", is because his compositions were "perfect" - in the sense (theory-wise) that there were no musical mistakes, no misplacement of notes, or misarrangeme...