MozartFrom his celebrated early childhood to his untimely death, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's life has always been shrouded in myths: the superhuman prodigy, the adult who was still a child, the neglect, the pauper's grave. None of these myths are entirely true, but their persistence has created a distorted image of an extraordinary individual. Jan Swafford's Mozart is not primarily a myth busting book, but in bringing to life the man and composer, these myths