* "The rare painting reveals the early Mozart"
The famous painting shows Mozart as he was at 13 years old, and despite his young age, he was a professional musician playing the "harpsichord" and wearing a celebratory red outfit while singing his cheerful melodies.
* In this context, the director of the Mozart Museum in Salzburg, Linus Klomberger, stated that the painting was sold at an auction for 4.6 million euros, and after lengthy negotiations with the new owner, the painting was exhibited in the Mozart House's permanent collection.
* This painting is distinguished by its permanent display in the Mozart House, which was transferred to the family of the famous musician in 1773, and it attracts visitors to the piano, which has 61 keys, and the master Mozart who is still clearly present in the hall.
* Tourist recognition of Mozart's legacy in Salzburg is not limited to the Mozart House alone, but they can also visit the "Magic Flute House" which tells the story that Mozart spent time in and undoubtedly has significant importance in his history.
* In addition, visitors walk through the streets of Salzburg and experience an exceptional experience living the life of Mozart and his family, starting from his father Leopold, his mother, and his sister "Maria Anna," in addition to the dog "Bimpel" who was an inseparable part of his life.
* Visitors can also see a number of artifacts related to Mozart and his life, such as the violin he played as a child, and a lock of his hair, in addition to small photographs, as confirmed by the director of the Domquartier Museum in Salzburg, Andrea Stuckhamer.
* The city of Salzburg is one of the most prominent cities in Austria and is considered a major tourist destination for lovers of Mozart, where they can visit numerous sites and museums that tell the story of the genius musical composer.
* The "Salzburg Festival" is considered one of the most important international festivals in the field of opera and classical music, and it showcases the festival's preservation of heritage pieces dating back to the most famous Mozart performances such as the "Magic Flute," reflecting its rich artistic heritage.