Mozart: Music History Worksheets

Free Worksheets and Audiobook recording to teach your elementary aged child all about Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart!

Here’s a collection of music history worksheets, and a short audiobook recording on the life of Mozart, for children!

This music history study is aimed at elementary aged students.

Everything you need to teach this to your child is free!

Print the worksheets, and listen to the audiobook, all for free below!

Listen to the audiobook recording for Mozart first.

Then, your child may complete the worksheets.

Your child may also prefer to work on the worksheets while listening to the audiobook, filling in answers as they hear them in the recording.

The audiobook is not long — just a little over 10 minutes, so it’s easy to go back and listen to it again as needed.

The audiobook is written directly to children, so it is easy to understand, and easy to relate to for children!

The book used for these worksheets was written by Thomas Tapper. It is called Mozart: The Story of A Little Boy and His Sister Who Gave Concerts and was published in 1915. It’s a joy to read!

Lots of childhood stories are included about Mozart — making this study especially relatable to children.

Illustrations of the stories mentioned are included in the worksheets, really making Mozart come to life!

Listen to the audiobook about Mozart below, then print out your PDF of worksheet activities at the bottom of the page!

Free Audiobook Recording

To listen to the free audiobook recording, you may do so below.

The audiobook recording is a required part of this music history lesson.

The recording is a little over 10 minutes long. It’s easy to go back and listen again if there is anything your child may have missed!

Would you prefer to listen to this story on a MYO Yoto card, or another offline way?

You may download this audiobook for free by following this link! Then you may enjoy it anyway you would like!

What’s Included in the Worksheets

This study on Mozart first focuses heavily on the childhood of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

Your child will also learn about Wolfgang’s musical sister Maria Anna, or Nannerl.

With plenty of illustrations of Mozart’s childhood, your own child will learn about everything from Mozart’s first music lessons, to the nicknames he and his sister were called when they were young.

Your child will learn lots of stories about Mozart’s life.

They will learn about Mozart’s musical family and which instruments each family member favored, about different famous musicians and royalty Mozart and his sister met.

Your child will also see a broader picture of other people who were alive during Mozart’s life.

A list of facts about Mozart is at the end of these worksheets, with a short writing prompt for your child to complete.

A quiz taken directly from the book is also included. Use this as a quiz, or go back to the recording and find each answer!

No worries — an answer key is included within this PDF!

Also included on the answer key are suggested musical works of Mozart, so that your child will be able to recognize some of Mozart’s most famous works!