Language is an abstract tool that humanity uses to communicate ideas amongst themselves. Though useful, verbal language doesn't always pass an idea concretely. This can be due to two people having different languages, or one person not understanding the language mechanics used by the other person. However, there is another part of language derived from culture--the language of art. Art has various forms, but the most expressive would be music. Of the many music artists, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is perhaps the Shakespeare or Webster of music. Living in the Classical Era, Mozart was a musical genius, his reach communicating to all types of people centuries after his own time.

Mozart was forever a child. Everything he did in life was as a child seeing something for the first time. First, this is seen in his accomplishments. At age four, he had written a concerto; age seven, a symphony...