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Wolfgang A. Mozart was a composer of Earth classical music. A prodigy as a child, Mozart was considered by many to be among the greatest of Human composers, having written masterpieces in every genre of his day: symphonies, operas, masses, keyboard sonatas, piano and other concertos, string quartets, and other chamber works.

Charles Tucker III introduced the Cogenitor to a piece of music by Mozart. (ENT: "Cogenitor")

In 2364, The Traveler compared the skills of Wesley Crusher with those of Mozart when he talked to Captain Picard of the USS Enterprise-D. (TNG: "Where No One Has Gone Before")

A little later, a crewmember of the Enterprise-D fantasized playing the first movement of Eine kleine Nachtmusik ("Allegro") on the violin, together with three other musicians dressed in period clothing. (TNG: "Where No One Has Gone Before")

In 2366, a string quartet consisting of Data (playing the violin), Miles O'Brien (playing the cello), and two more crewmembers of the Enterprise-D (playing the violin and viola) performed the first movement of Eine kleine Nachtmusik. Picard later listened to an audio recording of the second movement ("Andante") that Doctor Crusher had made as he wasn't able to attend the concert. (TNG: "The Ensigns of Command")

Vulcan Ambassador Sarek and his wife, Perrin, were fond of Mozart's music, as both attended a concert performed aboard the Enterprise-D in 2366. (TNG: "Sarek")

In 2368, Data listened to Mozart's "Jupiter" symphony in C major in order to analyze its aesthetics. (TNG: "A Matter Of Time")

Captain Picard enjoyed performing chamber works by Mozart on his Ressikan flute. His "Picard Mozart trio, Program 1" featured the addition of his flute composition to a previous Mozart work. (TNG: "A Fistful of Datas")

In 2370, Doctor Beverly Crusher told her son, Wesley, about the dialogue between Captain Picard and the Traveler a few years ago and also about the comparison he had made between Wesley and Mozart. (TNG: "Journey's End")

Captain Kathryn Janeway, as Lucille Davenport on the holodeck, heard someone play a Mozart sonata in the music room of Lord Burleigh's mansion. She thought it sounded "lovely" and assumed that Beatrice Burleigh played the piece. The Lord was confused, however, as Lucy didn't play the piano. (VOY: "Persistence of Vision")

Harry Kim had trouble hitting the G-sharp in a certain Mozart concerto, as he was reminded by the Clown. (VOY: "The Thaw")

In an alternate timeline, The Doctor chose "Mozart" as his name. (VOY: "Before and After")

According to the Star Trek Encyclopedia (4th ed., vol. 2, p. 56), the birth and death years of Mozart were 1756 and 1791, respectively. Furthermore, he "wrote more than six hundred compositions and is recognized as one of the principal artists of Earth's classic style."

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