Blackbeard | Timeline

Edward Teach (also Edward Thatch, c.1680—22 November 1718), better known as Blackbeard, was a notorious English pirate who operated around the West Indies and the eastern coast of the American colonies. Although little is known about his early life, he was probably born in Bristol, England. He may have been a sailor on privateer ships during Queen Anne's War before settling on the Bahamian island of New Providence, a base for Captain Benjamin Hornigold, whose crew Teach joined sometime around 1716. Hornigold placed him in command of a sloop he had captured, and the two engaged in numerous acts of piracy. Their numbers were boosted by the addition to their fleet of two more ships, one of which was commanded by Stede Bonnet, but toward the end of 1717 Hornigold retired from piracy, taking two vessels with him.
Teach captured a French merchant vessel, renamed her Queen Anne's Revenge, and equipped her with 40 guns. He became a renowned pirate, his cognomen derived from his thick black beard and fearsome appearance; he was reported to have tied lit fuses under his hat to frighten his enemies. He formed an alliance of pirates and blockaded the port of Charleston, South Carolina. After successfully ransoming its inhabitants, he ran Queen Anne's Revenge aground on a sandbar near Beaufort, North Carolina. He parted company with Bonnet and settled in Bath Town, where he accepted a royal pardon. But he was soon back at sea, where he attracted the attention of Alexander Spotswood, the Governor of Virginia. Spotswood arranged for a party of soldiers and sailors to try to capture the pirate, which they did on 22 November 1718. During a ferocious battle, Teach and several of his crew were killed by a small force of sailors led by Lieutenant Robert Maynard. (Intro from Wikipedia)

January(?) 1(?), 1680 - Bristol - Edward Teach, future Blackbeard, is born
January(?) 1(?), 1693 - Bristol - Edward's father dies. Shortly after, his mother remarries
January(?) 1(?), 1697 - Bristol - Story says Edward's stepfather disliked him and beated him regularly, until one day when the 16-year old turns on him and beats him half to death. His only alternative was to sign as a cabin boy to the first ship out of Bristol. That was a merchantman bound for Port Royal.
June(?) 1(?), 1697 - Port Royal, Jamaica - Arrival in Jamaica
January(?) 1(?), 1699 - Port Royal - After two years, Teach becomes a highly skilled sailor, serving on merchant ships
January(?) 1(?), 1708 - Port Royal - Teach likely becomes a privateer in 1708, during the War of the Spanish Succession
January(?) 1(?), 1713 - Port Royal | Bay of Campeche - With the end of the war, Teach, like most of the other privateers, turns to commerce with logwood cutter communities in the Bay of Campeche
January(?) 1(?), 1715 - Nassau, New Providence - Bahamas - Harassed like the others by the spanish, Teach is forced to look for living in New Providence
December 1(?), 1716 - Nassau, New Providence - Bahamas - After meeting the pirate captain Benjamin Hornigold, Teach is reported to as a pirate crewmember by that time =(START)
March 1(?), 1717 - Nassau - By this time, Blackbeard already commanded a sloop with 6 guns and 70 men
April (?) 1(?), 1717 - Nassau - Hornigold and Teach depart for the main of América
May(?) 1(?), 1717 - Between Florida and Grand Bahama? - Hornigold and Teach capture a billop from Havana, a sloop from Bermuda and a ship from Madeira
July(?) 1(?), 1717 - Coast of Virginia / Carolinas - Cruising the Coasts of the Carolinas and Virginia, searching for prey
September 15, 1717 - Off Cape Fear - heading to the Virginia Capes (Hornigold, Blackbeard and Bonnet)
September 20(?), 1717 - Coast of Virginia - Careening the "Revenge" in a protected cove
September 29, 1717 - near Cape Charles (Cheasapeake Bay) - Teach, takes the sloop "Betty", carrying Madeira wine
October 4, 1717 - Delaware Bay - Teach reaches Delaware Bay. Bonnet probably resigns the command of the "Revenge" by this time
October 12, 1717 - Delaware Bay - Takes the snows "Spofford" and "Sea Nymph", aswell as a ship from Liverpool
October 18, 1717 - Capes of Virginia - Takes another 2 ships. Described as being with "Hornigold"
October 22, 1717 - Delaware Bay - The sloops "Robert" and "Good Intent" were stopped and their cargo holds emptied
October 31, 1717 - ? - Blackbeard sails south-Southeast to less stormy seas
November 8, 1717 - Anguilla or Barbuda, N Leeward Islands - After a fast time with northeasterly wind, Blackbeard makes landfall in Anguilla or Barbuda
November 12(?), 1717 - Coast of the Bahamas - Hornigold faces a mutiny and Blackbeard part ways with him
November 17, 1717 - 60 miles W of Martinique - Laying West of Martinique, Blackbeard spots a sail and gives chase

A french slaveship similar
to the La Concorde, 1716

November 28, 1717 - Off the Coast of Saint Vincent - Blackbeard attacks and takes the slaveship "La Concorde"
November 30, 1717 - ? - Blackbeard overtakes the sloop "New Division" and interrogates the captain for shipping information
November 31, 1717 - St.Lucia | St.Vincent - Blackbeard takes and destroys the "Great Allen", a big ship from Boston
December 1(?), 1717 - Bequia - Teach sails along Saint Vincent and Grenadines, disembark the cargo and converts the ship as "Queen Anne's Revenge"
December 5, 1717 - Off Crab Island, near Anguilla - Blackbeard stops the merchant sloop "Margaret" and ransack her
December 14(?), 1717 - Off Sint Eustacius - Two sloops captured plus a ship from Guadaloupe taken
December 18(?), 1717 - Samana Bay, Hispaniola - Blackbeard spends 3 quiet months in Hispaniola. Careens the ships
March 30(?), 1718 - Turneffe Island, E of Belize - Takes fresh water. Takes the Sloop "Adventure". Crew and captain join the pirates
April 9, 1718 - Bay of Honduras - Blackbeard loots and burns the "Protestant Caesar"
April 14, 1718 - Bay of Honduras - Blackbeard and Bonnet separate
April(?), 16(?), 1718 - Trujillo, Honduras - Passing through Trujillo in route to the Caymans
April(?), 22(?), 1718 - Grand Cayman - Captures a small turtler
May 9(?), 1718 - Off Havana, Cuba - Captures a small spanish vessel leaving the port
May 12(?), 1718 - off eastern Florida (Bahamas Channel) - Blackbeard sails to the wrecks of the 1715 spanish fleet
May 22, 1718 - Charleston, South Carolina - Blackbeard blockades the port of Charleston. Up to 9 ships are taken in the next 5 days. Blackbeard demands a chest of medical supplies and no money - it is believed that some of the crew had contracted syphilis the previous year
May 27, 1718 - Charleston - With the chest of medical supplies, Blackbeard releases 80 captives, strips them of their best clothes and sails north to hide for a while and careen the ships
June 3, 1718 - Topsail Inlet, North Carolina - Blackbeard arrives to Topsail Inlet
June 10(?), 1718 - Ocracoke - Blackbeard intensionally runs the "Queen Anne's Revenge" aground

There isn't a clear picture of what
the famous english pirate looked like.
Perhaps the closest combination
would be the first picture used in
this post, with the fur hat of this
last picture, which Blackbeard
used even in the hot days
of the Caribbean

June 12(?), 1718 - Ocracoke - As Bonnet goes seek a pardon at Bath, Blackbeard leaves up to 250 pirates behing and 17 marooned (for 2 days until a revengeful Bonnet appears to save them)
June 18(?), 1718 - Ocracoke Inlet | Pamlico Sound - Crosses Ocracocke Inlet and Pamlico Sound to reach Bath City
June 25(?), 1718 - Bath - Blackbeard meets Governor Eden and obtains a pardon. Starts building an house in Plum Point, with a view to Bath Harbour
July 1(?), 1718 - Bath | Ocracoke - Blackbeard spends July and August shuttling between his base in Bath Town and his sloop and crew off Ocracoke
August 30(?) - On the way to Bermuda - As the "Adventure" is ready to put to sea, Blackbeard returns to Piracy
September 15(?), 1718 - On the way to Bermuda - Blackbeard takes three british merchants and two french, bound for the Caribbean
September 24, 1718 - Ocracoke | Bath - Blackbeard takes one of the french prizes to Ocracoke. Audience with Governor Eden in Bath
September 26(?), 1718 - Ocracoke Inlet - Charles Vane's "Ranger" enters in Ocracoke Inlet. Both crews party for a week
November 21, 1718 - Ocracoke Island - Blackbeard's pirates are spotted by Lt.Robert Maynard of "HMS Pearl"
November 22, 1718 - Ocracoke Island - Death of Edward Teach, in combat against Maynard's british expedition =(END)

Bibliography
KONSTAM, Angus - "Blackbeard: America's most notorious pirate"

Cornelis Matelieff | Timeline

Cornelis Matelief(f) (de Jonge) (c. 1570 – October 17, 1632), was a Dutch admiral who was active in establishing Dutch power in Southeast Asia during the beginning of the 17th century (1606). His fleet was officially on a trading mission, but its true intent was to destroy Portuguese power in the area. The fleet had 1400 men on board, including 600 soldiers. Matelieff did not succeed in this. The Dutch would ultimately gain control of Malacca more than thirty years later, again joining forces with the Sultanate of Johor, and a new ally Aceh, in 1641. He was born and died in Rotterdam. (Intro from Wikipedia)

January(?) 1(?), 1570 - Rotterdam - Cornelis Matelieff de Jonge is born

May 12, 1605 - Middelburg | Vlissingen - Matelieff sets sail to East Asia with 11 ships - It is war mission disguised as comercial mission. The primary objective is to conquer Malacca and to destroy the portuguese power in East Asia. 200 soldiers and the surviving members of the Johor Embassy travel in the fleet, consisting of: "Oranje", "Amsterdam", "Middelborch", "Mauritius", "Witte Leeuw", "Zwarte Leeuw", "Geünieerde Provintiën", "Erasmus", "Grote Zon", "Nassau" and "Kleine Zon" =(START)

July 4, 1605 - Maio Island, Cape Verde - Matelieff's fleet anchors at Maio Island

July 19, 1605 - Maio Island - Matelieff leaves Cape Verde

September 7, 1605 - Annobón - The fleet arrives in Annobón to rest ill crewmen and take on fresh provisions

September 15, 1605 - Annobón - The fleet sets sail to the South

November 10(?), 1605 - Cape of Good Hope - The fleet crosses the Cape of Good Hope

January 1, 1606 - Mauritius - Matelief encounters Steven Van der Haghen on the New Year

January 27, 1606 - Mauritius - Matelieff departs to the East Indies

March 25, 1606 - Nicobar Islands - Matelieff arrives in the Nicobar Islands

April 5, 1606 - Nicobar Islands - The fleet sets sail to Johor

April 30, 1606 - Off Malacca - Sails off Malacca - Siege of Malacca begins

Matelieff lands troops to put siege to Malacca - April 30, 1606

May 8, 1606 - Johor - Matelieff disembarks the dutch soldiers and unloads the ship's cannons to break the fortress of Malacca. 1,500 johor soldiers join them
May 17, 1606 - Johor - A military alliance between the dutch and Johor is concluded

July 14, 1606 - Off Malacca - Two more ships arrive from Europe to reinforce Matelieff

August 16, 1606 - Tanjung Tuan (Cape Rachado), Malacca - Naval battle against the portuguese, comanded by Martim Afonso de Castro

August 18, 1606 - Tanjung Tuan (Cape Rachado), Malacca - Tactical defeat of the Dutch, which loose 3 ships to the portuguese

August 19, 1606 - Johor River - Matelief arrives to Johor River to seek refuge, repair his ships and create more ammunition

August 22, 1606 - Malacca - Second engagement against the Portuguese. Loss of another ship. Matelief is forced to lift the siege of Malacca and retreat to the Singapore straits and Johor River

September 21, 1606 - Tanjung Tuan (Cape Rachado), Malacca - Matelief returns to the area where the battle was fought in August and sinks 10 portuguese ships

September 23, 1606 - Johor River - Second Treaty with Johor

October 10, 1606 - Johor River - Matelieff sails to Singapore

October 12, 1606 - Singapore - Arrival in Singapore

October 13, 1606 - Singapore - Sails from Singapore to Malacca. Destroys another 4 portuguese ships

October 22, 1606 - Off Malacca - Back to blockading Malacca

December 8, 1606 - Pulau Butom, near Kedah - Chases the other half of the portuguese armada, but unable to lure the portuguese into open waters, Matelieff retreats and sets course to Pulau Pinang (Penang)

January 6, 1607 - Pulau Pinang (Penang) - Matelieff arrives off Pulau Pinang and divides his forces. Completion of the text "Historiale en Ware Beschrijvinge"

January 17, 1607 - ? - Dutch Treaty with Aceh

January 31, 1607 - Bantam, Java - The fleet arrives to Bantam

February 7, 1607 - Bantam - The fleet sets sail for the Maluku Islands, via Jayakerta

March 29, 1607 - Ambon - Matelieff arrives in Ambon

April 17, 1607 - Ambon - Matelief encounters Janszoon's Duyfken. Orders the building of a fort

May 3, 1607 - Ambon - Matelief leaves Ambon and sails to Ternate

May 10, 1607 - Ternate - Arrival in Ternate

May 26, 1607 - Ternate - Treaty with the King of Ternate - 4 ships stay in Ternate, including "Duyfken"
June 8, 1607 - Malayo, Ternate - Matelieff formally establishes the fortress and garrison at Malayo

June 12, 1607 - Ternate - Matelieff departs to China, via Philippines, with "Orange", "Erasmus", "Mauritius" and a yacht

July 22, 1607 - Amoy (Fujian) coast, China - Matelieff reaches China

August 4, 1607 - Nan-ao (Kwangtung) | Lan-tao (Pearl River) - Captures a chinese junk coming from Banda, carrying spices

September 9, 1607 - Nan-ao (Kwangtung) | Lan-tao (Pearl River) - Knowing that a powerful portuguese fleet was aproaching, Matelieff decides to leave towars the Coast of Champa

October 17, 1607 - Pulau Cecir (Cù Lao Thu) - Arrival at Pulau Cecir

November 16, 1607 - Pahang - The fleet leaves Pahang

November 27, 1607 - Bantam - Arrival to Bantam. Finds an english ship at anchor (Henry Middleton's)

December 27, 1607 - Bantam - The "Gelderland" arrives from Europe with new secret instructions from the Heren XVII

January 4, 1608 - Bantam - Matelieff writes a letter of advice to Admiral Paul van Caerden

January 26, 1608 - Bantam - Letter of instruction to the Bantam factory as well as to Abraham van den Broeck

January 28, 1608 - Bantam - Issues instructions for the next arriving dutch fleet commander. Sets course to Europe

April 1, 1608 - Table Bay (NW Cape Town, South Africa) - Matelieff rounds the Cape of Good Hope and reaches Table Bay
April 13, 1608 - Table Bay - Goes ashore to fetch fire wood
April 16, 1608 - Robben Island(?) - The crew rows to a nearby Island where they find penguins
April 22, 1608 - Table Bay - Matelieff sets sail for Europe
June 5, 1608 - Line of the Equator - Matelieff crosses the Equator
July 17, 1608 - Off the Canary Islands - The fleet sails off the Canary Islands (on the log book as 27,5ºN)

August 22, 1608 - Portland, England - Matelieff reaches the English Channel. However, the crew had been so decimated by disease that aditional 40 men had to be hired in Portland to bring the ships safely to port
August 29, 1608 - Portland - Matelieff leaves Portland

September 1, 1608 - Wielinge, Zeeland - Matelieff arrives in the Netherlands

September 10, 1608 - The Hague - Matelieff goes to The Hague with Specx and a Siam Embassy

September 12, 1608 - Rotterdam - Settles in Rotterdam

November 12, 1608 - Rotterdam - First epistolary memorial addressed to Grotius, Van Oldenbarnevelt and other interested parties

January 16, 1609 - Rotterdam - Epistolary memorial addressed to Van Oldenbarnevelt

May 23, 1609 - Rotterdam - Epistolary memorial addressed to Van Oldenbarnevelt

December 15, 1609 - Rotterdam - Cornelis Matelieff marries Anna van Zuchteren

August 31, 1610 - Rotterdam - Letter to Hugo Grotius, with the background of of the Anglo-Dutch colonial conference in London

December 14, 1613 - Rotterdam - Letter to Hugo Grotius, during the backdrop of a second Anglo-Dutch colonial conference in The Hague

January(?) 1(?), 1614 - Rotterdam - Matelieff mentioned as a member of the Rotterdam "vroedschap"

April 27, 1615 - Rotterdam - Letter to Hugo Grotius, concerned with expenses incurred by the VOC in building up its infrastructure and waging war in Asia
May 3, 1615 - Rotterdam - Letter to Hugo Grotius
September 12, 1615 - Rotterdam - Letter to Hugo Grotius

March 3, 1616 - Rotterdam - Letter to Hugo Grotius, about how Matelieff was treated by the gentlemen directors and politicians on his return from Asia

January(?) 1(?), 1618 - Rotterdam - Matelieff becomes Burgomaster, or mayor, of Rotterdam

January(?) 1(?), 1625 - Warsaw - Matelieff spends too much time in Warsaw and looses his Deputy function in the States-General

January(?) 1(?), 1626 - Rotterdam - Returns to Rotterdam (date unknown)

October 17, 1632 - Rotterdam - Cornelis Matelieff de Jonge dies

Timelines and Soundtracks wishes to thank the kind help of Prof. Peter Borschberg, without whom this timeline couldn't be properly complete, and also strongly recommend that readers look for his awesome book "Journal, Memorial and letters of Cornelis Matelieff de Jonge: Security, Diplomacy and Commerce in 17th-century Southeast Asia" in your local bookstore.

Fryderyk Chopin | Timeline

Fryderyk Franciszek Chopin (22 February 1810 – 17 October 1849), was a polish composer and a virtuoso pianist of the Romantic era, who wrote primarily for the solo piano. He gained and has maintained renown worldwide as one of the leading musicians of his era, whose "poetic genius was based on a professional technique that was without equal in his generation." Chopin was born in what was then the Duchy of Warsaw, and grew up in Warsaw, which after 1815 became part of Congress Poland. A child prodigy, he completed his musical education and composed his earlier works in Warsaw before leaving Poland at the age of 20, less than a month before the outbreak of the November 1830 Uprising. (Wikipedia)

February 22, 1810 - Zelazowa Wola - Fryderyk Franciszek Chopin is born
October 1, 1810 - Warsaw - Chopin Family moves to Warsaw
January(?) 1(?), 1816 - Warsaw - Fryderyk starts taking piano lessons with Wojciech Zywny
January(?) 1(?), 1817 - Warsaw - Composes two polonaises, in G minor and B-flat Major
March(?) 1(?), 1817 - Warsaw - Fryderyk begins giving public concerts =(START)
November 1(?), 1817 - Warsaw - Composes the Polonaise in G minor, dedicated to Wiktoria Skarbek, published by Father J.J.Cybulski
February 24, 1818 - Warsaw - Chopin plays the Concerto in E minor by Vojtech Jirovec at a soirée of the Charity Society, arranged by Julian Ursyn Niemcewicz in the Radziwill palace
April 23, 1821 - Warsaw - Dedicates a polonaise in A-flat major to Zywny
February 24, 1823 - Warsaw - Chopin plays the Concerto by Ferdinand Ries at a concert of the Charity Society, organized by Józef Jawurek
September 1(?), 1823 - Warsaw - Starts attending the Warsaw Lyceum, where he receives organ lessons from Wilhelm Würfel
August 1(?), 1824 - Szafarnia - Holidays in Szafarnia (Dobrzyn). Chopin mixes with the local gentry and becomes acquainted with country traditions at wedding and harvest and with Jewish folk music
August 15, 1824 - Szafarnia - plays the Concerto by Friedrich W. Kalkbrenner in Szafarnia for a local audience. composes Variations in E major on a theme of a Swiss song and the Polonaise in G sharp minor as well as (lost) mazurkas, valses, polonaises, and marches
May 27, 1825 - Warsaw - improvises on the aeolopantaleon, invented by J. Dlugosz, at a concert at the Conservatory
June 2, 1825 - Warsaw - A. Brzezina publishes Chopin's Rondo, op. 1
June 26, 1825 - Warsaw - receives an award at a public concert in the Lyceum
June 28, 1825 - Warsaw - plays the Concerto by Ignaz Moscheles (?) in the Conservatory concert hall
August 1(?), 1825 - Szafarnia | Torun - Second holiday in Szafarnia - Trip to Torun and a visit to the house of Copernicus
August 24, 1825 - Obrów - on a visit to Obrów Chopin notes down a village song
October 30, 1825 - Warsaw - Chopin attends Rossini's "Il Barbiere di Siviglia"
November 1(?), 1825 - Warsaw - becomes the Lyceum organist in the Church of the Visitant Nuns
July 3, 1826 - Warsaw - Attends the Premiere of "Der Freischütz" by Carl M. von Weber
July 25, 1826 - Warsaw - graduates "cum laude" from the Lyceum
July 27, 1826 - Warsaw - Departs to Duszniki
August 2, 1826 - Duszniki - Chopin and sisters arrive to Duszniki, via Lowicz, Kutno, Kalisz and Wroclaw
September 11, 1826 - Duszniki - Departs to Warsaw
September 26, 1826 - Warsaw - Starts studying composition with J. Elsner
December 16, 1826 - Warsaw - Writes the Rondo à la Mazur, Op.5
April 10, 1827 - Warsaw - Chopin's sister Emilia, dies of tuberculosis
July 17, 1827 - Warsaw - Chopin passes an examination in composition with J. Elsner who wrote in his report: "first year student: Fryderyk Chopin (amazing talent)"
July 18(?), 1827 - Warsaw - Departs to Gdansk in excursion
July 20(?), 1827 - Gdansk - Arrives in Gdansk
March 1(?), 1828 - Warsaw - Chopin hears and meets Johann Nepomuk Hummel, who at the time gives concerts in Warsaw
July 22, 1828 - Warsaw - Passes examinations in the Higher School; J. Elsner writes in his report: "Chopin Fryderyk, amazing capabilities, second year student, left to improve his health"
July 23(?), 1828 - Warsaw - Departs to Sanniki for the Summer
July 26(?), 1828 - Sanniki, near Plock - Spends Summer in Sanniki - begins work on the trio op.8
September 9, 1828 - Sanniki, near Plock - Departs to Berlin
September 14(?), 1828 - Berlin - Visits Berlin with zoologist Feliks Jarocki
September 20, 1828 - Berlin - Letter to his family. Chopin hears several oratórios
September 29, 1828 - Berlin - Chopin departs from Berlin
October 1, 1828 - Poznan - Spends 2 days in Poznan - attends a reception given by Archbishop Teofil Wolicki
December 1(?), 1828 - Warsaw - plays the Rondo in C major together with J. Fontana at two pianos; improvises and socialises in Warsaw salons, takes part in amateur theatrical performances
December 27, 1828 - Warsaw - completes the Rondo à la Krakowiak, op. 14
April 21, 1829 - Warsaw - Meets Konstancja Gladkowska (1810-1880) at a concert given by pupils of Carl Soliva
May 23, 1829 - Warsaw - Until 14/7, Chopin attends a series of concerts by Niccolò Paganini and Karol Lipinski
July 20, 1829 - Warsaw - graduates from the Higher School of Music; J. Elsner reports: "Chopin, Frederic, third year student, amazing capabilities, musical genius"
July 23, 1829 - Cracow - On his way to Vienna, Chopin visits the Jagiellonian Library in Cracow; a week of sightseeing devoted to city monuments and the environs
August 11, 1829 - Vienna - Chopin makes his debut in Vienna - Variations op. 2 and improvisations on the theme of Chmiel (The Hop Plant) and an aria from La Dame Blanche.
August 18, 1829 - Vienna - second concert in the Kärtnerthortheater: Variations op. 2 and Rondo op. 14
August 19, 1829 - Vienna - Departs to Prague
August 22, 1829 - Prague - hears 48 canons and fugues by August Klengel
August 23, 1829 - Prague - departure for Toeplitz; at the residence of Duchess Clara Aldringen improvises on the theme from Mose in Egitto and Il Barbiere di Siviglia by G. Rossini and "Polish airs"
August 25, 1829 - Dresden - Arrival in Dresden
September 26, 1829 - Warsaw - Returns to Warsaw
October 20, 1829 - Warsaw - Starts composing études parallel to work on the Concerto in F minor
October 22(?), 1829 - Strzyzewo - leaves for Strzyzewo, in the region of Poznan (as a guest of the Wiesolowski family), and for Antonin, where he gives lessons to Wanda Radziwill, whose sister Eliza paints his portrait; becomes acquainted with the score for Faust by Prince Antoni Radziwill, for whom he writes the Polonaise op. 3
November 14, 1829 - Warsaw - Letter to Woyciechowski, mentioning that he composed a few exercises (études)
February 7, 1830 - Warsaw - plays the Concerto in F minor, accompanied by a small orchestra, for family and friends
March 3, 1830 - Warsaw - presentation of the Concerto in F minor and the Fantaisie in A major in the Chopin salon
March 17, 1830 - Warsaw - Premiere of Chopin's Piano Concerto No.2 in F minor Op.21
March 22, 1830 - Warsaw - second concert in the National Theatre: the Concerto in F minor and the Rondo à la Krakowiak , improvisations on the theme W miescie dziwne obyczaje (Strange Town Customs) and Swiat srogi (Cruel World)
May 15, 1830 - Warsaw - Letter to Tytus Woyciechowski - Explains that the larghetto from Piano Concerto No.1 was dedicated to Konstacja Gladkowska
July 8, 1830 - Warsaw - Chopin takes part in a benefit concert by the singer Barbara Majerowa in the National Theatre; plays Variations op. 2
July 10, 1830 - Poturzyn, Lublin - 10-days visit to T. Woyciechowski
July 24, 1830 - Warsaw - listens K. Gladkowska in the National Theatre
August 29, 1830 - Sochaczew - plays and improvises in the army camp of General Piotr Szembek
September 22, 1830 - Warsaw - performance of the Concerto in E minor in the Chopin home
October 11, 1830 - Warsaw - farewell concert in the National Theatre, together with K. Gladkowska; Chopin plays the Concerto in E minor and the Fantaisie on Polish Airs op. 13
November 2, 1830 - Warsaw - Chopin departs "into the wider world" (Vienna)
November 5, 1830 - Kalisz - from Kalisz, Chopin travels together with T. Woyciechowski
November 6, 1830 - Wroclaw - Arrival in Wroclaw
November 8, 1830 - Wroclaw - Gives a concert
November 9, 1830 - Wroclaw - Departs to Dresden
November 10, 1830 - Dresden - Arrival in Dresden. attends a concert by Antoinette Pechwell
November 13, 1830 - Dresden - Attends a performance of the opera Tancredi by G. Rossini, and visits the art gallery
November 20, 1830 - Dresden - Departs to Vienna
December 1(?), 1830 - Vienna - new acquaintances among musicians, such as Anton Diabelli, V. Jirovec, Joseph Merk and Josef Slavik
December 25, 1830 - Vienna - Spends a solitary Christmas at St.Stephen's Cathedral
December 26, 1830 - Vienna - Letter to J. Matuszynski -  "In the salon I pretend to be calm and upon returning home I thunder on the piano [...] I curse the moment of my departure [...]"
January 1, 1831 - Vienna - Letter to J. Matuszynski - "I live amongst you [...] You are in the army. Why cannot I be even a drummer boy [...]"
January 26, 1831 - Vienna - Letter to J. Elsner - "As an artist, I am still in my cradle, as a Pole, I am over twenty"
June 11, 1831 - Vienna - Concert in the Kärtnerthortheater, where Chopin plays the Concerto in E minor
July 20, 1831 - Vienna - Chopin departs to Paris
July 22, 1831 - Linz - Crossing the Alps towards Salzburg
August 28, 1831 - Munich - Chopin takes part in a matinée of the Philharmonische Verein: the Concerto in E minor and the Fantaisie on Polish Airs
September 4, 1831 - Stuttgart - Meeting with Johann P. Pixis
September 8, 1831 - Stuttgart - "Stuttgart diary", after fall of Warsaw and the downfall of the November uprising - "The enemy has entered the home [...] O God, do You exist? You do and yet You do not avenge. Have You not had enough of Moscow's crimes - or - or You are Yourself a Muscovite! [...] I here, useless! And I here empty-handed". Starts working on the Etude in C minor Op.10 "revolutionary" and prelude in D minor from op.28
September 30(?), 1831 - Paris - Arrives in Paris
November 17, 1831 - Paris - Meets Delfina Potocka
November 27, 1831 - Paris - J.Elsner advises Chopin not to accept piano lessons from Kalbrenner
December 12, 1831 - Paris - Letter to Woyciechowski, mentioning that he met Rossini, Cherubini, Baillot, Kalkbrenner and Liszt
December 14, 1831 - Paris - Letter to J.Elsner - "I am compelled to think about paving my way in the world as a pianist"
February 26, 1832 - Paris - Debut Paris Concert at the Salle Pleyel. Meets Franz Liszt
May 20, 1832 - Paris - during a great charity concert organised by Princess de la Moscova Chopin plays the first movement of the Concerto in F minor, accompanied by an orchestra
November 29, 1832 - Paris - According to Antoni Orlowski - "Healthy and strong, he enchants all the French ladies, and arouses jealousy in Frenchmen. He is fashionable [...] Only sometimes he longs for his homeland"

March 23, 1833 - Paris - Chopin, Liszt and Hiller perform a concerto by J.S.Bach for 3 keyboards
April 2, 1833 - Paris - benefit concert organized by Hector Berlioz for his bankrupt Shakespearean actress wife Harriet Smithson, during which Chopin and Liszt played George Onslow's Sonata in F minor for piano duet
May 16, 1833 - Paris - the premiere of "Ludovic", an opera by Ferdinand Hérold and Fromental Halévy; Chopin writes Variations op. 12 on the theme of the rondo from this opera
July 10, 1833 - Paris - dedicates an autograph of the Valse, op. 18, to Laura Horsford, his pupil
December 15, 1833 - Paris - Chopin, Liszt and Hiller perform a concerto by J.S.Bach for 3 keyboards at the Conservatory
December 25, 1833 - Paris - together with Chopin, Heinrich W. Ernst and singer Sabine Heinefetter, Liszt performs at a benefit concert for François Stoepel in the Salle Pleyel
February 25, 1835 - Paris - Chopin plays together with F. Hiller on two pianos in the Erard salon
March 22, 1835 - Paris - together with F. Hiller, brothers H. and J. Herz, George Osborne and Camille Stammati, Chopin plays at a concert held in the Salle Pleyel
April 5, 1835 - Paris - at a charity concert given for the benefit of Polish refugees in Théatre Italien, Chopin plays the Concerto in E minor
April 26, 1835 - Paris - gives a performance of the Polonaise in E flat major, op. 22, accompanied by an orchestra, in the Conservatory; a great success and the last truly public concert given by Chopin
July 1(?), 1835 - Enghien, near Paris - Spends Summer at Enghien
August 15, 1835 - Karlovy Vary (Carlsbad) - Chopin meets with parentes
September 6, 1835 - Karlovy Vary (Carlsbad) - Departs with parents to Decin
September 15, 1835 - Decin (Czech Rep.) - dedicates the Valse in A flat major, op. 34 to Countess J. Thun-Hohenstein
September 19, 1835 - Dresden - Arrives in Dresden - meeting with the Wodzinski family in Dresden; at the Wodzinski residence, Chopin "played among others Jeszcze Polska nie zginela or the Mazurek Dabrowskiego (Dabrowski Mazurka) and based on it beautiful variations of his own composition"; the Russian embassy protests
September 24, 1835 - Dresden - Dedicates a manuscript of the Valse in A flat major (op. 69, no. 1) to Maria Wodzinska
September 27, 1835 - Leipzig - Arrives in Leipzig. Chopin, Mendelssohn and Schumann meet each other
October 6, 1835 - Leipzig - Chopin plays and mesmerizes Schumann and Mendelssohn
October 20, 1835 - Paris - Returns to Paris, after a short stay in Strasbourg and then Heidelberg, caused by illness
December 24, 1835 - Paris - Chopin improvises at a charity event for the benefit of polish emigres
July 28, 1836 - Marienbad (Marianske Lazni) - comes to Marienbad (Marianske Lazni) to meet the Wodzinski family

September 8, 1836 - Dresden - Stays in Dresden
September 9, 1836 - Dresden - asks for the hand of the 17 year-old Maria Wodzinska and is accepted on condition that he takes care of his health; the engagement is kept secret; writes down the two first Etudes, op. 25 in his fiancée's album
September 12, 1836 - Leipzig - Chopin and Schumann meet each other
October 1(?), 1836 - Kassel - on his way to Paris meets Louis Spohr in Kassel and K. Lipinski in Frankfurt am Main
October 24, 1836 - Paris - Chopin meets George Sand, in the Salon of countess Marie d'Agoult and Liszt
November 5, 1836 - Paris - Liszt, George Sand and countess d'Agoult attend a musical soirée held by chopin
November 10, 1836 - Paris - A. Mickiewicz attends a musical soirée held by Chopin
March 1(?), 1837 - Paris - at a concert in honour of V. Bellini Chopin performs, together with Liszt, Sigismund Thalberg, J. P. Pixis, H. Herz and C. Czerny
July 10, 1837 - Paris - Chopin visits London incognito in the company of the piano manufacturer Camille Pleyel where he played at a musical soirée at the house of English piano maker James Broadwood
July 20, 1837 - London - performs for a group of acquaintances in the salon of James Broadwood
July 23, 1837 - Paris - Returns to Paris. His unofficial engagement is broken off
February 25, 1838 - Paris - Chopin gives concert in the Tuilleries at the court of Louis Philippe I
March 3, 1838 - Paris - Chopin, Gutmann, Alkan and Zimmermann perform an arrangement for 8 hands of 2 movements of Beethoven's 7th Symphony
March 12, 1838 - Paris - at a benefit concert by A. Orlowski in Rouen Chopin plays the Concerto in E minor - enthusiastic audience response
April 25, 1838 - Paris - Soirée at Charlotte Marliani with George Sand
June 30(?), 1838 - Paris - Chopin and George Sand become lovers
July 1(?), 1838 - Paris - Delacroix makes sketches for a joint portrait of Chopin and Sand
October 27, 1838 - Paris - Chopin departs from Paris
October 31, 1838 - Perpignan - Chopin arrives in Perpignan
November 1, 1838 - Port Vendres - Chopin and Sand sail on "Le Phénicien" to Barcelona
November 2, 1838 - Barcelona - Chopin and Sand arrive to Barcelona, filling their time visiting the city, including the Santa Maria del Mar Cathedral, as well as the ruins of the House of the Inquisition
November 7, 1838 - Barcelona - Takes the "El Mallorquín" to Palma
November 8, 1838 - Palma - Chopin arrives in Majorca with George Sand and her two children
November 15, 1838 - "Son Vent" villa - Letter to Julian Fontana. Chopin rents a picturesque villa "son vent" at the foot of the mountains
December 10, 1838 - Palma - Returns to Palma
December 15, 1838 - Valldemossa - Chopin moves to the Carthusian Monastery of Valldemossa
December 20, 1838 - Valldemossa - Chopin's beloved Pleyel piano arrives in Palma
December 28, 1838 - Valldemossa - Letter to Julian Fontana
January 5, 1839 - Valldemossa - Chopin's Pleyel Piano arrives to Valldemossa
February 11, 1839 - Valldemossa - Chopin and Sand leave Valldemossa
February 14, 1839 - Palma | Barcelona - Chopin leaves Majorca, after 2 days in Palma. Arrival in Barcelona
February 22, 1839 - Barcelona - Chopin and Sand take "Le Phénicien" to Marseille
February 24, 1839 - Marseille - Arrival in Marseille
May 3, 1839 - Genoa - Excursion to Genoa with the children
May 18, 1839 - Genoa - Chopin, Sand and the children depart to Marseille
May 23, 1839 - Marseille - Chopin and Sand leave Marseille by ship to Arles
June 1, 1839 - Nohant (SW Chateauroux) - Chopin and Sand arrive to Nohant by coach
October 10, 1839 - Nohant - Departs to Paris
October 29, 1839 - Paris - gives a concert at the royal court in Saint Cloud together with I. Moscheles
June 27, 1840 - Paris - performs in St. Gratien at the country residence of A. de Custine, during one of numerous stays in the Parisian suburbs
July 2, 1840 - Paris - gives another performance at the de Custine residence
July 26, 1840 - Paris - Chopin and Sand were present at the dress rehearsal of Berlioz's Grande symphonie funèbre et triomphale, composed to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the July Revolution
December 12, 1840 - Paris - with G. Sand at a rehearsal of the Mozart Requiem
April 25, 1841 - Paris - charity concert conducted for the Beethoven Memorial in Bonn, held at the Salle Pleyel
April 26, 1841 - Paris - charity concert conducted for the Beethoven Memorial in Bonn, held at the Paris Conservatory
June 18, 1841 - Nohant - Spends Summer in Nohant
August 14, 1841 - Nohant - Chopin notes down folk dances (bourrées) at a village festival in Nohant
November 4, 1841 - Nohant - Departs to Paris
November 5, 1841 - Paris - Returns to Paris
February 21, 1842 - Paris - Solo Recital
February 27, 1842 - ? - Death of J.Matuszynski, which Chopin"experienced almost as his own" (Sand)
May 6, 1842 - Nohant - Summer at Nohant
June 7, 1842 - Nohant - Delacroix visits Chopin and Sand
September 27, 1842 - Nohant - Departs to Paris
September 28, 1842 - Paris - Returns to Paris
March 1, 1843 - Paris - Chopin is forced by illness to decline a written invitation from Alkan to participate in a repeat performance of the Beethoven Seventh Symphony arrangement at Erard's
March 17, 1843 - Paris - Attends a concert by J. Fontana
May 22, 1843 - Nohant - Summer at Nohant
October 29, 1843 - Paris - Returns to Paris
February 2, 1844 - Paris - plays the newly written Berceuse, op. 57 to Bohdan Zaleski (on his name day)
March 3, 1844 - Paris - "La France Musicale" informs about the grave illness of Chopin; the bad state of health lasts all spring
May 3, 1844 - ? - Death of Mikolaj Chopin (his father) - Fryderyk experiences profound depression
May 28, 1844 - Nohant - Summer at Nohant
November 29, 1844 - Paris - Returns to Paris
March 21, 1845 - Paris - Hears the Mozart Requiem with Sand
March 23, 1845 - Paris - hears "The Creation" by Joseph Haydn together with G. Sand and E. Delacroix
June 13, 1845 - Paris - Summer at Nohant
November 29, 1845 - Paris - Returns to Paris
May 1(?), 1846 - Nohant - Summer at Nohant
November 28, 1846 - Paris - Chopin acts as a witness at a wedding of his pupil Z. Rosengardt with B. Zaleski; supposedly a performance of the (non-extant) Veni Creator dedicated to the young couple
March 23, 1847 - Paris - a music soirée at Chopin given in honour of D. Potocka, Chopin plays the Sonata in G minor together with A. Franchomme
April 16, 1847 - Paris - a portrait of Chopin is made by Ary Scheffer, on 19 April one by Charles H. Lehmann and another on 2 May by Franz X. Winterhalter
May 2, 1847 - Paris - Chopin falls seriously ill
May 12, 1847 - Paris - Chopin recovers
May 15(?), 1847 - Ville d'Avray - convalescence in Ville d'Avray in the Albrecht residence
February 16, 1848 - Paris - Gives his last Paris Concert, with cellist Auguste Franchomme, which included three movements of the Cello Sonata Op. 65
March 4, 1848 - Paris - the last, chance meeting with G. Sand at the home of Ch. Marliani
April 20, 1848 - London - Departs for London
May 12, 1848 - London - Chopin has dinner with Jenny Lind. "afterwards, she sang Swedish airs until midnight"
May 15, 1848 - Stafford House, London - Chopin plays for an audience that includes Queen Victoria and Prince Albert
June 1, 1848 - London - Listens to Jenny Lind in "Lucia di Lammermoor" by Gaetano Donizetti
June 23, 1848 - London - Chopin gives a concert for 150 guests at Lady Adélaide Sartoris's house
July 7, 1848 - London - at Lord E. Falmouth's house, Chopin gives a concert together with P. Viardot-Garcia
August 5, 1848 - London - Departs for Scotland
August 28, 1848 - Manchester - gives a concert before an audience of 1,200 listeners
September 27, 1848 - Glasgow - in Glasgow, plays at matinée given by the singer M. Adelasio
October 4, 1848 - Edinburgh - Public Concert at the Hopetoun Rooms on Queen Street (now Erskine House)
October 30(?), 1848 - Edinburgh - while staying at 10 Warriston Crescent in Edinburgh with the Polish physician Adam Łyszczyński, he wrote out his last will and testament—"a kind of disposition to be made of my stuff in the future, if I should drop dead somewhere", he wrote to Grzymała
November 3, 1848 - London - Returns to London
November 16, 1848 - London - Chopin's last concert appearance, very ill, at London's Guildhall
November 23, 1848 - London - Departs from London
November 24, 1848 - Paris - Returns to Paris 
March 30, 1849 - Paris - visit by D. Potocka and Maria Kalergis
April 4, 1849 - Paris - Conversation with Delacroix about Counterpoint
April 11, 1849 - Paris - Delacroix: "Once again, I saw Mme Potocka at Chopin's home, once again the same enchanting voice"
April 14, 1849 - Paris - Delacroix:" I found him very frail, almost breathless"
April 22, 1849 - Paris - attends a premiere of Le Prophète by G. Meyerbeer
June 25, 1849 - Paris - Letter to Ludwika - "I am ill, and no doctor will do so much for me as some of you"
July 16, 1849 - Paris - D. Potocka: "I regret that you are so solitary in illness and grief"
August 9, 1849 - Paris - Ludwika Chopin-Jedrzejewiczowa arrives in Paris with her husband and daughter
October 10, 1849 - Paris - Chopin orders all his unpublished and unfinished works to be burnt
October 15, 1849 - Paris - D. Potocka sings for Chopin a hymn by Alessandro Stradella, a psalm by Benedetto Marcello, arias by Pergolesi and Bellini, a fragment of the Te Deum by G. F. Haendel, and the Chopin's nocturne with words "O salutaris". Visit by Father Aleksander Jelowicki: conversations, last sacrament
October 17, 1849 - Paris - Fryderyk Franciszek Chopin dies, aged 39 =(END)

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart | Timeline

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (27 January 1756 – 5 December 1791), baptised as Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart, was a prolific and influential composer of the Classical era. Born in Salzburg, Mozart showed prodigious ability from his earliest childhood. Already competent on keyboard and violin, he composed from the age of five and performed before European royalty. (Intro from Wikipedia)

January 27, 1756 - Salzburg - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is born
September 1, 1761 - Salzburg - First public appearance as a Dance performer, aged 5, at the play "Sigismundus Rex" School play
January 12, 1762 - Salzburg - The Mozart family departs to Munich =(START)
January 14, 1762 - Munich - The Mozarts arrive in Munich
March 4, 1762 - Salzburg - Composition of the Allegro in B-flat for Piano, K.3
May 11, 1762 - Salzburg - Composition of the Minuet in F for Piano K. 4
July 5, 1762 - Salzburg - Composition of the Minuet in F for Piano, K. 5
September 18, 1762 - Salzburg - The Mozart Family departs to Vienna
September 20, 1762 - Passau - Arrival in Passau
September 26, 1762 - Linz - Arrival in Linz
October 1, 1762 - Linz - Concert in Linz
October 4, 1762 - Linz - The Mozarts depart from Linz
October 5, 1762 - Ybbs - Arrival in Ybbs. Participation in a Mass at the Franciscan Church. Wolfgang plays the organ
October 6, 1762 - Vienna - Arrival in Vienna
October 9, 1762 - Vienna - Private performance for Count Thomas Vinciguerra Collalto
October 10, 1762 - Vienna - Private performance for Count Johann Joseph Wilczek
October 11, 1762 - Vienna - Wolfgang and Nannerl play in a private Palace for the Viennese nobility
October 13, 1762 - Schönbrunn, Vienna - Wolfgang and Nannerl play for the Emperor, after their success on 11/10
October 14, 1762 - Vienna - Performance for Countess Maria Theresa Mareliese Kinsky
October 16, 1762 - Vienna - Performance for archdukes Ferdinand and Maximilian Franz
October 19, 1762 - Vienna - Performance for the french ambassador. Mozart is invited to Versailles
October 20, 1762 - Vienna - Performance for Count Harrach
October 21, 1762 - Schönbrunn, Vienna - Wolfgang falls ill with scarlet fever. Many appointments are canceled
November 5, 1762 - Vienna - Performance for Dr. Johann Anton von Bernhard
November 9, 1762 - Vienna - Performance for Marchesa Vincenzia Pacheco
November 22, 1762 - Vienna - The Mozarts dine with Court conductor Georg Von Reutter
November 23, 1762 - Vienna - Meal with Mr.Wahldau
December 11, 1762 - Bratislava - Visit at the invitation of Hungarian aristocrats
December 24, 1762 - Vienna - The Mozarts depart from Bratislava. In Vienna the same day
December 31, 1762 - Vienna - Departure from Vienna
January 2, 1763 - Linz - Arrival in Linz. Wolfgang in bed for a week, with Rheumatism
January 5, 1763 - Salzburg - The family returns to Salzburg
June 9, 1763 - Salzburg - The Mozart Family departs to Paris
June 10, 1763 - Wasserburg - On the first day, a wheel of the carriage breaks. Leopold takes Wolfgang to the church, where he explains him the use of the Organ
June 12, 1763 - Munich - Arrival in Munich
June 13, 1763 - Nymphenburg - Trip to Nymphenburg to meet Prince Karl August von Zweibrücken. Concert at the Palace of the Elector Maximilian
June 15, 1763 - Munich - Performance for Duke Clemens von Bayern. Wolfgang and Nannerl play music for the duke
June 18, 1763 - Munich - Attended a public gala dinner in the residence of the Prince-elector
June 21, 1763 - Munich - Leopold (Mozart's father) writes to Hagenauer about how he played the organ using the pedals while standing up
June 22, 1763 - Augsburg - The Mozarts leave Munich and arrive in Augusburg the same day
June 28, 1763 - Augsburg - Public Concert in Augsburg
June 30, 1763 - Augsburg - Public Concert in Augsburg
July 4, 1763 - Augsburg - Public Concert in Augsburg
July 6, 1763 - Augsburg - The Mozarts depart for Ulm
July 7, 1763 - Ulm - Wolfgang plays the organ at Ulm church
July 9, 1763 - Ludwigsburg - The Mozarts reach Ludwigsburg
July 12, 1763 - Bruchsal - The Mozarts reach Bruchsal
July 14, 1763 - Schwetzingen - Arrival at Schwetzingen
July 18, 1763 - Schwetzingen - The children play at the Schwetzingen Palace
July 19, 1763 - Heidelberg - Visit to Heidelberg - Wolfgang plays the organ at the church of the Holy Ghost
August 3, 1763 - Mainz - Arrival in Mainz, via Worms and Mannheim
August 10, 1763 - Frankfurt - Arrival in Frankfurt
August 12, 1763 - Frankfurt - Concert in Frankfurt
August 16, 1763 - Frankfurt - Concert in Frankfurt
August 18, 1763 - Frankfurt - Concert in Frankfurt
August 30, 1763 - Frankfurt - Concert in Frankfurt
August 31, 1763 - Mainz - After 5 concerts in Frankfurt, the Mozarts return to Mainz
September 9, 1763 - Koblenz - The Mozarts reach Koblenz
September 21, 1763 - Koblenz - Concert in Koblenz
September 27, 1763 - Bonn - The Mozarts depart Koblenz. Reach Bonn the same day
September 28, 1763 - Cologne - The Mozarts reach Cologne, via Brühl
September 30, 1763 - Aachen - The Mozarts depart Cologne for Aachen
October 2, 1763 - Liége - The family reaches Liége
October 3, 1763 - Tirlemont - The family reaches Tirlemont
October 4, 1763 - Brussels - The Mozarts reach Brussels
October 14, 1763 - Brussels - While waiting, Wolfgang composes the Allegro for C Major Sonata K.6 (completed in Paris)
November 7, 1763 - Brussels - After weeks waiting for the Governor-General to summon them, the Mozarts give a Concert to the Prince
November 15, 1763 - Mons - The Mozarts departs to Paris, via Mons
November 18, 1763 - Paris - The Mozarts arrive in Paris
November 21, 1763 - Paris - Composition of K. 8, first movement
November 30, 1763 - Paris - Composition of K. 7, third movement
December 11, 1763 - Paris - Melchior Grimm, a parisien intelectual, praises the Mozart children in the "Correspondance Littéraire"
December 24, 1763 - Versailles - The Mozarts move to Versailles
January 1, 1764 - Versailles - Wolfgang plays the organ for Louis XV and the french Court
January 8, 1764 - Paris - Back in Paris
January 27, 1764 - Paris - Wolfgang spends his 8th aniversary in bed, with a throat infection
March 10, 1764 - Paris - Very successful public concert, where the family earns a lot of Money
April 9, 1764 - Paris - Another very successful public concert
April 10, 1764 - Paris - The Mozarts depart to London
April 19, 1764 - Calais, France - The family spends 3 days at Calais, mesmerized by the Sea, which they see for the first time
April 21(?), 1764 - Dover - Arrival in England
April 23, 1764 - London - The Mozarts arrive in London
April 27, 1764 - St.Jame's Palace, London - Mozart plays for King George III and Queen Charlotte, every of their favourite Bach and Handel pieces
May 19, 1764 - St.Jame's Palace, London - Mozart is asked by the King to play pieces by Handel, J.C.Bach and Carl Friedrich Abel
June 5, 1764 - London - Most successful public concert up to that date. Participation of Castratos singing Mozart arias
June 29, 1764 - Ranelagh Gardens, London - Benefit Concert for a Maternity Hospital - Plays organ and harpsichord
July 8, 1764 - London - Private performance at the Grosvenor Square home of the Earl of Thanet
August 13, 1764 - Chelsea - The Mozarts move to Chelsea, at that time, a village 3km from London
October 25, 1764 - London - The Mozarts are invited by King George and play at the celebrations of his accession
January 18, 1765 - London - Dedication of the Sonatas for Piano, Violin (or Flute) and Violoncello, K. 10, K.11, K. 12, K. 13, K. 14, and K. 15 to the Queen of England
February 21, 1765 - London - Public appearance
May 13, 1765 - London - Public appearance
July 19, 1765 - London - Letter of thanks to the British Museum for their donation of the first prints of Wolfgang's sonatas and the motet "God is our Refuge" K. 20
July 24, 1765 - London - The Mozarts leave London for the Continent
July 25, 1765 - Canterbury - Sojourn
August 1, 1765 - Dover | Calais - The Mozarts leave England and arrive in Calais

August 4, 1765 - Dunkerque - Concert at the hotel of the Duke of Croÿ. The family stays in Dunkerque until August 10th
August 11, 1765 - Lille - Arrival in Lille
September 4, 1765 - Ghent - The Family moves to Ghent, after Wolfgang and then Leopold get sick
September 5, 1765 - Antwerp - Wolfgang played the organ in the afternoon for the "Bernardin monks"
September 6, 1765 - Antwerp - Passing through Antwerp. Wolfgang plays the organ at the Cathedral
September 10, 1765 - Rotterdam - The Mozarts spend the night in Rotterdam
September 11, 1765 - The Hague - The Mozarts arrive in The Hague
September 30, 1765 - The Hague - Wolfgang plays alone, as Nannerl's cold turns into typhoid fever
October 21, 1765 - The Hague - Nannerl (Mozart's sister) is given the last sacrament
November 15, 1765 - The Hague - Wolfgand falls seriously ill (Typhus abdominalis)
January 22, 1766 - The Hague - Finally recovered, Wolfgang and Nannerl play at the Oude Doelen - Included his first symphonies
January 24, 1766 - The Hague - Departure to Amsterdam
January 25, 1766 - Amsterdam - Arrival in Amsterdam
January 29, 1766 - Amsterdam - first public concert in the "Salle du Manège"
February 26, 1766 - Amsterdam - Second public concert in the "Salle du Manège"
March 11, 1766 - The Hague - The Mozarts participate in the ceremonies to honor the Prince of Orange as Stadtholder
April 15, 1766 - The Hague - The Mozarts leave The Hague
April 16, 1766 - Amsterdam - Third public concert in the „Salle du Manège”
April 17, 1766 - Amsterdam - Departure to Utrecht
April 21, 1766 - Utrecht - Concert in Utrecht. Arrival via Amsterdam
April 30, 1766 - Antwerp - Concert. continuation of journey via Mechelen to Brussels
May 8, 1766 - Brussels - Arrival in Brussels
May 9, 1766 - Valenciennes - The Mozarts reach Valenciennes
May 10, 1766 - Paris - The Mozarts reach Paris, via Brussels and Valenciennes
May 28, 1766 - Versailles - Sojourn
June 12, 1766 - Paris - composition of the Kyrie, K. 33
July 9, 1766 - Paris - The Mozarts leave Paris
July 19, 1766 - Dijon - The children play at Dijon, invited by the Prince of Conti
August 13, 1766 - Lyon - Concert in Lyon
August 20, 1766 - Geneva, Switzerland - Arrival in Geneva
September 11, 1766 - Lausanne - The Mozarts reach Lausanne
September 15, 1766 - Lausanne - Concert in Lausanne
September 18, 1766 - Lausanne - Concert in Lausanne
September 20, 1766 - Bern - Arrival in Bern
September 28, 1766 - Zürich - Arrival in Zürich
October 3, 1766 - Zürich - The Mozarts are guests of the poet Salomon Gessner
October 7, 1766 - Zürich - Concert of the children
October 11, 1766 - Zürich - Concert of the children
October 13, 1766 - Winterthur - Sojourn
October 14, 1766 - Schaffhausen - Sojourn
October 20, 1766 - Donaueschingen - Arrival at the german border. Welcomed by the Prince of Fürstenberg
November 6, 1766 - Augsburg - Sojourn in Markt Biberbach. organ competition with Joseph Sigmund Eugen Bachmann. Evening arrival in Augsburg
November 8, 1766 - Munich - The Mozarts reach Munich. Wolfgang falls ill again
November 9, 1766 - Munich - Wolfgang plays for prince-elector Maximilian Joseph III
November 12, 1766 - Munich - Wolfgang falls ill, suffering with pain in his joints and fever (until Nov. 21)
November 22, 1766 - Munich - Recovered, Wolfgang plays with Nannerl before the Elector
November 29, 1766 - Salzburg - The Mozarts arrive in Salzburg
March 12, 1767 - Salzburg - Premiere of the oratorio "Die Schuldigkeit des ersten Gebotes” K. 35
April 2, 1767 - Salzburg - repeat performance of the oratorio "Die Schuldigkeit des ersten Gebots” K. 35
May 13, 1767 - Salzburg - Premiere of the school comedy "Apollo et Hyacinthus" K. 38
September 11, 1767 - Salzburg - The Mozarts depart to Vienna - smallpox outbreak, even the Empress' daughter is infected
September 12, 1767 - Linz - Arrival in Linz
September 13, 1767 - Strenberg - Overnight in Strenberg
September 14, 1767 - St.Pölten - The Mozarts reach St.Pölten, via Melk
September 15, 1767 - Vienna - Arrival in Vienna
October 23, 1767 - Vienna - Rash departure from Vienna to escape the smallpox epidemic, travel via Brunn to Olomouc
October 26, 1767 - Olomouc - Arrival in Olomouc
October 28, 1767 - Olomouc - The father brings the ill Wolfgang to the prelate Leopold Anton Count Podstatzky in the cathedral
December 23, 1767 - Brno - Arrival in Brno
December 30, 1767 - Brno - Wolfgang and Nannerl give a concert for the govenor in the Stadthause (Redoutengebäude)
January 9, 1768 - Poysdorf - Departure from Brno. Overnight stay in Poysdorf
January 10, 1768 - Vienna - After contracting smallpox and recover, Wolfgang returns to Vienna
January 16, 1768 - Vienna - Composition of the D major Symphony K. 45
January 19, 1768 - Vienna - audience at the imperial court in Vienna
April 6, 1768 - Vienna - Dinner music the evening before the marraige of Archduchess Maria Carolina to the King of Naples
September 1, 1768 - Vienna - Composition of the Sonata in C, K. 46 d and the Sonata in F, K. 46e
September 21, 1768 - Vienna - Father Mozart presents the emperor with a letter of complaint (Species facti)
October 1(?), 1768 - Vienna - Premiere of the singspiel "Bastien und Bastienne" at the home of Dr. Franz Anton Mesmer
December 7, 1768 - Vienna - At the consecaration of the Waisenhauskirche am Rennweg, Mozart conducts two sacred works which he composed for the occasion (K. 117, K. 139)
December 13, 1768 - Vienna - Composition of the Symphony in D Major K. 48
January 4, 1769 - Lambach - Sojourn
January 5, 1769 - Salzburg - The Mozarts return to Salzburg
January 14, 1769 - Salzburg - Composition of the Missa brevis in d, K. 65
January 26, 1769 - Salzburg - Composition of 7 Minuet and Trio K. 65a
February 5, 1769 - Salzburg - Premiere of the Missa brevis in d, K. 65, in the Universitätskirche
May 1, 1769 - Salzburg - Successful premiere of his first opera "La Finta Semplice"
August 6, 1769 - Salzburg - Performance of ceremonial music at the university by Wolfgang
August 8, 1769 - Salzburg - Performance of Wolfgang's ceremonial music at the university
October 15, 1769 - Salzburg - Premiere of the Mass in C, K. 66 in honor of the first celebration of the mass by P. Dominikus (Cajetan) Hagenauer
October 16, 1769 - Salzburg - Wolfgang conducts a morning mass in the church on the Nonnberg (probably K. 66)
November 27, 1769 - Salzburg - Appointment as third concertmaster (unpaid)
December 13, 1769 - Salzburg - Leopold and Wolfgang depart for Italy
December 14, 1769 - Wörgl - Overnight stay
December 15, 1769 - Innsbruck - Arrival in Innsbruck
December 17, 1769 - Innsbruck - performance for Count Leopold Franz Künigl
December 19, 1769 - Steinach - Overnight stay
December 20, 1769 - Brixen - Overnight stay
December 21, 1769 - Bolzano - Arrival in Bolzano
December 25, 1769 - Rovereto - At Baron Giuseppi Nicolò Christiani for midday meal
December 27, 1769 - Verona - Arrival to Verona, just after Christmas
January 5, 1770 - Verona - Concert by Wolfgang at the Accedemia Filharmonica Verona
January 6, 1770 - Verona - A portrait of Wolfgang, commisioned by Pietro Lugiatisis, is painted by Saverio dalla Rosa
January 7, 1770 - Verona - Letter to Nannerl. His portrait is finished in two days
January 10, 1770 - Mantua - Arrival in Mantua
January 16, 1770 - Mantua - Concert at the newly built Teatro Bibiena
January 20, 1770 - Cremona - Arrival at Cremona
January 23, 1770 - Milan - Leopold and Wolfgang arrive in Milan
February 2, 1770 - Milan - Meeting with Nicola Piccini at the final rehearsal of the opera "Cesare in Egitto"
February 3, 1770 - Milan - At the beginning of the month, composition of the recitative and aria "Ergo interest ... Quaere superna“ in G for soprano, K. 143
February 7, 1770 - Milan - First time as guest of Count Joseph von Firmian, the general govenor of Lombardy
February 18, 1770 - Milan - Wolfgang gives a performance at the home of Count Karl Joseph von Firmian for Duke Ercole IV. Rainaldo d'Este of Modena
February 23, 1770 - Milan - Public Concert in Milan
March 1, 1770 - Milan - Composition of both arias "Per pieta, bel'idol mio" for soprano, K. 78 and "Fra cento affani" for soprano, K. 88
March 12, 1770 - Milan - Performance for Count Karl Joseph von Firmian
March 13, 1770 - Milan - Mozart receives a commission for the carneval season 1770/ 1771 at the Regio Ducal Teatro, Milan
March 14, 1770 - Milan - Farewell visit with Count Karl Joseph von Firmian
March 15, 1770 - Milan - Mozart completes his first String Quartet in G, K. 80. Departs to Parma
March 16, 1770 - Parma - Arrival at Parma, via Lodi and Piacenza
March 17, 1770 - Parma - Guest of the singer Lucrezia Agujari, known as Bastardella
March 24, 1770 - Bologna - Arrival in Bologna
March 25, 1770 - Bologna - First visit with Count Gian Luca Pallavicini
March 26, 1770 - Bologna - performance for Count Gian Luca Pallavicini
March 30, 1770 - Florence - Arrival in Florence
April 2, 1770 - Florence - Evening performance in the imperial summer residence Poggio Imperiale for the Grand Duke Leopold of Tuscany
April 3, 1770 - Florence - Afternoon visit with the singer Giovanni Manzuoli
April 4, 1770 - Florence - Visit with the impromptu poet Corilla Olimpica (Maddalena Morelli-Fernandez)
April 5, 1770 - Florence - In the afternoon, Mozart and contemporary violinist Thomas Linley play a violin duet at the inn " Zum Adler"
April 6, 1770 - Florence - Departs to Rome
April 10, 1770 - Viterbo - Overnight stay in Viterbo
April 11, 1770 - Rome - Arrival in Rome
April 12, 1770 - Rome - Maundy Thursday: attends the papal feeding of the poor during the ceremonies for Holy Week
April 13, 1770 - Rome - Composition of the Contredanse in B-flat, K. 123
April 19, 1770 - Rome - Guest of the neapolitan Prince San Angelo
April 21, 1770 - Rome - Walk in the gardens of the Villa Medici with Mr. Beckford and other Englishmen
April 28, 1770 - Rome - At the Ambassador of Malta
April 29, 1770 - Rome - At Duke Altemps
April 30, 1770 - Rome - Dinner with the Augustinians in the company of the order's general Padre Vasquez
May 2, 1770 - Rome - Concert at the Collegium Germanicum
May 8, 1770 - Rome - Departs to Naples
May 12, 1770 - Capua - arrival in the Augustinian monastery of Capua
May 14, 1770 - Naples - Arrival in Naples
May 16, 1770 - Naples - Dinner with Burkhart Tschudi
May 18, 1770 - Naples - First visit to state minister Marchese Bernardo Tanucci in Portici
May 19, 1770 - Naples - At the imperial ambassador Ernst Christoph Count Kaunitz-Rietberg
May 20, 1770 - Naples - Second visit to Portici
May 21, 1770 - Naples - Dinner with Mr. Simon Doncker
May 22, 1770 - Naples - Dinner with a Swiss officer, probably Mr. Rudolph Inderpitzen
May 28, 1770 - Naples - Performance by Mozart for the imperial ambassador Count Kaunitz-Rietberg
May 30, 1770 - Naples - Attendance of a performance of Jomelli's opera „Armida abbandonata” in the Teatro San Carlo
June 3, 1770 - Naples - Guest at a ball given by the French ambassador
June 13, 1770 - Pozzuoli | Bajae - Excursion to Pozzuoli and Bajae
June 18, 1770 - Pompeii, Herculaneum and Vesuvius - Excursion to Pompeii, Herculaneum and Vesuvius
June 25, 1770 - Naples - The Mozarts depart for Rome
June 26, 1770 - Rome - Arrival in Rome
June 29, 1770 - Rome - Singer Pietro Benedetti, known as Sartorino, visits the Mozarts
July 5, 1770 - Rome - Pope Clementi IX awards Mozart the order of the golden Spur
July 8, 1770 - Rome - Reception with Pope Clemens XIV in the Palazzo Santa Maria Maggiore
July 10, 1770 - Rome - Departs from Rome
July 11, 1770 - Civita Castellana (N of Rome) - Sojourn. Wolfgang plays the organ following the mass
July 12, 1770 - Terni - Moving towards the Adriatic
July 13, 1770 - Spoleto - Moving towards the Adriatic
July 14, 1770 - Foligno - Moving towards the Adriatic
July 16, 1770 - Loreto (SSE Ancona) - Loreto: Sojourn. Continuation of journey via Senigallia to Pesaro, Rimini, Imola
July 17, 1770 - Senigallia - Visit to the fair in Senigallia
July 20, 1770 - Bologna - Leopold and Wolfgang return to Bologna, via Imola, Rimini and Pesaro
July 27, 1770 - Bologna - Mozart receives the libretto "Mitridate, Re di Ponto”
August 10, 1770 - Bologna - The Mozarts move to Count Pallavicini's Palatial summer residence
August 30, 1770 - Bologna - At the mass and vesper of the philharmonic society
September 29, 1770 - Bologna - Work begins on the opera "Mitridate, Re di Ponto”
October 2, 1770 - Bologna - Return from the estate Croce del Biacco, travel to Bologna
October 4, 1770 - Bologna - Attends the festivities in the cathedral to honor St. Petronius, the patron saint of Bologna
October 6, 1770 - Bologna - Wolfgang plays the organ in the Basilica di San Domenico
October 9, 1770 - Bologna - Mozart undergoes examination for membership in Bologna's Accademia Filarmonica
October 13, 1770 - Bologna - The Mozarts depart to Milan via Parma and Piacenza
October 18, 1770 - Milan - Arrival in Milan, delayed by storms and floods
November 17, 1770 - Milan - Excursion to the vineyard of Mr. Troger near Milan
November 26, 1770 - Milan - Performance for Count Karl Joseph von Firmian
December 12, 1770 - Milan - Rehearsals begin for "Mitridate, Ré di ponto"
December 26, 1770 - Milan - Premiere of the opera "Mitridate, Ré di Ponto" in the Regio Ducal Teatro, with Mozart as "Maestro al Cembalo"
January 4, 1771 - Milan - Mozart gives a concert at Firmian's Palace
January 5 - The Verona Philharmonic Academy appoints Wolfgang as honorary concertmaster
January 14, 1771 - Turin - Sojourn
February 2, 1771 - Milan - Dinner with Count Firmian
February 4, 1771 - Turin - Departs to Venice
February 11, 1771 - Venice - Arrival in Venice
February 12, 1771 - Venice - Dinner with the merchant family Wider
February 21, 1771 - Venice - Dinner with Caterina Corner
February 24, 1771 - Venice - Dinner with the patriarch of Venice, Giovanni Bragadino
February 25, 1771 - Venice - Dinner with Giovanni Antonio Dolfin
March 1, 1771 - Venice - Dinner with Family Wider
March 3, 1771 - Venice - Gest of the imperial ambassador Count Jacopo Durazzo
March 4, 1771 - Venice - Wolfgang receives a new opera commission for the Milan carneval season 1772/ 1773 (Lucio Silla)
March 5, 1771 - Venice - Performance by Wolfgang, probably at the Maffei home
March 11, 1771 - Venice - Guest at the Corner home
March 12, 1771 - Venice - Wolfgang and Leopold depart Venice
March 13, 1771 - Padua - Sojourn. Wolfgang receives a commission to compose an oratorio for lent "La Betulia liberata" K. 118 
March 14, 1771 - Vincenza - Two days as guest of the Bishop Marco Giuseppi Cornaro
March 16, 1771 - Verona - Arrival in Verona
March 17, 1771 - Verona - Wolfgang plays at the Lugiati home
March 20, 1771 - Verona - Departure from Verona
March 25, 1771 - Innsbruck - Wolfgang and Leopold return to Salzburg
March 28, 1771 - Salzburg - Wolfgang and Leopold return to Salzburg, via Venice
August 13, 1771 - Salzburg - Leopold and Wolfgang depart for Italy
August 14, 1771 - Innsbruck - Overnight stay in Innsbruck
August 16, 1771 - Bolzano - Arrival in Bolzano
August 18, 1771 - Verona - Arrival in Verona
August 20, 1771 - Brescia - Overnight stay in Brescia
August 21, 1771 - Milan - Back in Milan
August 23, 1771 - Milan - Dinner with majordomo Don Fernando Germani in the company of imperial chamber forager J.G. Zinner
August 30, 1771 - Milan - Mozart receives the text to the dramatic serenata "Ascanio in Alba" and starts immediately with its composition
August 31, 1771 - Milan - Mozart visits Johann Adolph Hasse
September 13, 1771 - Milan - At the dance rehearsal to "Ascanio in Alba"
October 17, 1771 - Milan - First performance of "Ascanio in Alba" at the Teatro Regio Ducal
November 2, 1771 - Milan - Composition of the Symphony in F major K. 112
November 22, 1771 - Milan - Wolfgang plays in the home of Mr von Mayer
December 5, 1771 - Milan - Departure from Milan
December 6, 1771 - Brescia - Sojourn
December 7, 1771 - Verona - Arrival in Verona
December 9, 1771 - Trento - Sojourn
December 11, 1771 - Brixen - Sojourn. Mozart plays in the home of Ignaz Joseph Count von Spaur
December 13, 1771 - Brixen - Departure from Brixen
December 15, 1771 - Salzburg - Back in Salzburg, disappointed for not being offered a post
December 30, 1771 - Salzburg - Composition of the Symphony in A major K. 114

February 21, 1772 - Salzburg - Composition of the Symphony in G major K. 124
March 14, 1772 - Salzburg - Hieronymus Count Colloredo becomes Archbischop of Salzburg
April 29, 1772 - Salzburg - Enthronement of the new archbischop
May 3, 1772 - Salzburg - At the beginning of May, the dramatic serenata "Ilsogno di Scipione" was premiered in the Salzburg Residenz
August 21, 1772 - Salzburg - Von Colloredo authorises the payment of Mozart's Konzertmeister salary
October 24, 1772 - Salzburg - Departs with Leopold to Milan
October 25, 1772 - Innsbruck - Arrival in Innsbruck. Wolfgang plays the organ on 26th
October 27, 1772 - Brixen - Arrival at Brixen
October 29, 1772 - Bolzano - departure from Bolzano
November 1, 1772 - Verona - Visit to Opera at Verona
November 3, 1772 - Brescia - Sojourn
November 4, 1772 - Milan - Arrival in Milan
December 18, 1772 - Milan - Visit with Count Firmian
December 24, 1772 - Milan - Guest in home of majordomo Don Fernando Germani
December 26, 1772 - Milan - Premiere of "Lucio Silla". The italians however, didn't like the musical innovations. Italy was lost
January 17, 1773 - Milan - First performance of "Exsultate, Jubilate" K.165 at the Theatrine Church
January 25, 1773 - Milan - End of the run for "Lucio Silla" presentations
January 30, 1773 - Milan - Wolfgang and his father attend the premiere of the second carnival opera "Sismano nel Mogole" by Paisiello
March 4, 1773 - Milan - The Mozarts leave Milan
March 10, 1773 - Trento - Sojourn
March 11, 1773 - Brixen - Sojourn
March 13, 1773 - Salzburg - The Mozarts return to Salzburg
March 24, 1773 - Salzburg - Composition of the Divertimento in E-flat major K. 166
May 3, 1773 - Salzburg - Composition of the Concertone for two solo violins in C, K. 190
July 14, 1773 - Salzburg - Leopold and Wolfgang depart for Vienna, looking for work
July 16, 1773 - Vienna - Arrival in Vienna
August 5, 1773 - Vienna - Audience with Empress Maria Theresia
August 8, 1773 - Vienna - Performance of Wolfgang's P. Dominicus Mass at the Jesuit church at court under the direction of Leopold Mozart
August 18, 1773 - Vienna - Large performance in the garden of Dr. Mesmer on the Landstraße
August 22, 1773 - Baden - Sojourn
September 23, 1773 - Vienna - Leopold and Wolfgang leave Vienna
October 3, 1773 - Salzburg - Composition of the Symphony in B-flat major K. 182
October 5, 1773 - Salzburg - Composition of the Symphony in g K. 183
November 17, 1773 - Salzburg - Composition of the Symphony in C, K. 200
April 6, 1774 - Salzburg - Composition of the Symphony in A, K. 201
May 5, 1774 - Salzburg - Composition of the Symphony in D, K. 202
June 4, 1774 - Salzburg - Composition of the Concerto for Bassoon in B-flat, K. 191
June 24, 1774 - Salzburg - Composition of the Missa Brevis Mass in F, K. 192
August 8, 1774 - Salzburg - Composition of the Missa brevis in D, K. 194
December 6, 1774 - Salzburg - Leopold and Wolfgang depart to Munich, looking for work
December 7, 1774 - Munich - Arrival in Munich
January 1, 1775 - Munich - Performance of the Litaniae de venerabili altaris sacramento in B-flat, K. 125 and a litanaei by Leopold Mozart in Munich
January 4, 1775 - Munich - Leopold and Wolfgang meet Nannerl, arriving from Salzburg
January 10, 1775 - Munich - Visit to a masked performance
January 13, 1775 - Munich - Premiere of the Opera "La Finta Giardiniera"
February 3, 1775 - Munich - Second Performance of the opera buffa "La finta giardiniera"
February 12, 1775 - Munich - Performance of one of Wolfgang's masses (probably K. 192) in the court chapel under the direction of Leopold Mozart
February 14, 1775 - Munich - Attendance of a ball in the "Kiehngarten"
February 19, 1775 - Munich - Performance of one of Wolfgang's masses (probably K. 194) in the court chapel under the direction of Leopold Mozart
March 2, 1775 - Munich - Third performance of the opera buffa "La finta giardiniera"
March 5, 1775 - Munich - Premiere of the Offertorium "Misericordias Domini" in d, K. 222
March 6, 1775 - Munich - Leopold and Wolfgang leave Munich
March 7, 1775 - Salzburg - Return to Salzburg
April 14, 1775 - Salzburg - Composition of the Violin Concerto in B-flat, K. 207
April 23, 1775 - Salzburg - Evening premiere of the Dramma per musica "Il Re Pastore" at the Salzburg court
April 24, 1775 - Salzburg - Mozart was involved in a concert given in honor of Archduke Maximilian Franz
May 19, 1775 - Salzburg - Composition of the tenor aria "Si mostra la sorte" K. 209
June 14, 1775 - Salzburg - Composition of the Violin Concerto in D, K. 211
August 5, 1775 - Salzburg - Likely composition of the Serenade in D, K. 204
August 9, 1775 - Salzburg - Ceremonial music for the end of the academic year for the "logicians"; the Serenade K. 204 was most likely performed
August 20, 1775 - Salzburg - Composition of March in C, K. 214
August 23, 1775 - Salzburg - Performance of ceremonial music (serenade) by Mozart, most likely K. 204
September 12, 1775 - Salzburg - Composition of the Violin Concerto in G, K. 216
October 26, 1775 - Salzburg - Composition of the soprano aria "Voi avete un cor fedele" K. 217
December 20, 1775 - Salzburg - Composition of the Violin Concerto in A, K. 219
January 3, 1776 - Salzburg - Performance of the drama "Thamos, König von Ägypten" by the theater group of Karl Wahr in the Theater am Ballhausplatz
February 18, 1776 - Salzburg - Masked ball at the Salzburg city hall, another on 19th
March 31, 1776 - Salzburg - Premiere of the Litaniae de venerabili altaris sacramento in E -flat, K. 243, composed in March, in the Salzburg cathedral
April 7, 1776 - Salzburg - Premiere of the Mass in C, K. 262 in the cathedral
May 23, 1776 - Salzburg - Performance of the Litaniae de venerabili altaris sacramento in E -flat, K. 243 in Mirabell palace
June 18, 1776 - Salzburg - Premiere of the Divertimento in F, K. 247
July 20, 1776 - Salzburg - Composition of the March in D, K. 249
July 21, 1776 - Salzburg - Premiere of the Serenade in D, K. 250 and the March K 249 on the evening prior to the marriage of Franz Xaver Späth with Elisabeth Haffner
September 4, 1776 - Salzburg - Letter to old father Martini, in Bologna
February 1, 1777 - Salzburg - Probable composition of the Divertimento in B-flat, K. 287
July 25, 1777 - Salzburg - Music rehearsal with material merchant Johann Baptist Gusetti, an amateur violinist and French horn player
August 15, 1777 - Salzburg - Afternoon concert in the Tanzmeistersaal in Salzburg
August 28, 1777 - Salzburg - Archbischop Colloredo approved Wolfgang's August 1777 request for release from service in Salzburg
September 9, 1777 - Salzburg - Composition of the Gradual "Sancta Maria, Marer Dei"
September 19, 1777 - Salzburg - Schiedenhofen meets with the Mozarts for a farewell visit
September 23, 1777 - Salzburg - Departs to Munich with his mother after being dismissed by the Archbishop von Colloredo
September 24, 1777 - Munich - Arrival in Munich
September 26, 1777 - Munich - visit with Joseph Count von Seeau, afterwards visit with Count Ferdinand Christoph von Zeil, Bischop of Chiemsee
September 30, 1777 - Munich - In an audience, the Elector of Bavaria denies Mozart a post, because there were no vacancies
October 1, 1777 - Munich - Mozart performs in the home of Count von Salern
October 3, 1777 - Munich - Composition of four Preludes for Nannerl, K. 284a
October 4, 1777 - Munich - house concert for Franz Albert, landord of the inn "Schwarzen Adler"
October 10, 1777 - Munich - Wolfgang's second visit to the ailing composer Mysliwecek who was suffering from a venereal disease in a Munich hospital
October 11, 1777 - Augsburg - Arrival in Augsburg
October 17, 1777 - Augsburg - Letter to Leopold after visiting Andreas Stein, pianoforte maker
October 22, 1777 - Augsburg - public concert given by Mozart in the hochgräflich Fuggerschen Konzertsaal
October 26, 1777 - Augsburg - Departure from Augsburg
October 30, 1777 - Mannheim - Sojourn
November 1(?), 1777 - Mannheim - Composition of the arietta "Oiseaux, si tous les ans“ K. 307 ("Birds, if every year") and the Piano Sonata in D, K. 311
November 2, 1777 - Mannheim - Mozart plays his 6 Piano Sonatas K. 279, K. 280, K. 281, K, 282, K. 283 and K. 284 for Cannabich
November 6, 1777 - Mannheim - Wolfgang participates in a performance in Mannheim
November 8, 1777 - Mannheim - Mozart completes the Piano Sonata in C, K. 309 at the Cannabich home in the morning
November 9, 1777 - Mannheim - Wolfgang plays organ in the court chapel
November 20, 1777 - Mannheim - Mozart hears the violinist Ignaz Franzi, the concertmaster of the Mannheim orchestra, at a gala performance
November 21, 1777 - Mannheim - Playing music in the morning with Cannabich, "where Mr Wendling attempted a concerto which I had set for his instruments" (K. 284e)
November 28, 1777 - Mannheim - Mozart auditions for Count Savioli
December 1, 1777 - Mannheim - Mozart plays the Rondo, K. 284f, and the 12 Piano Variations in C, K. 179, for the Prince-elector. The Rondo had been composed for the prince's daughter
December 8, 1777 - Mannheim - Performance at court
December 18, 1777 - Mannheim - Mozart tries the organ at the protestant church in Mannheim
December 20, 1777 - Mannheim - Letter to Leopold. At the Cannabich family's house to give lessons to their daughter
December 25, 1777 - Mannheim - Composition of the Flute Quartet in D, K. 285
January 14, 1778 - Mannheim - House music at the home of the privy councellor Serrarius
January 23, 1778 - Kirchheimbolanden - Arrival to the court of Princess Caroline Nassau-Weiburg
January 24, 1778 - Kirchheimbolanden - In the evening, Mozart performs with Aloysia Weber for the first time at court
January 26, 1778 - Kirchheimbolanden - Concert with Aloysia Weber at court
January 27, 1778 - Kirchheimbolanden - Concert with Aloysia Weber at court
January 28, 1778 - Kirchheimbolanden - Concert with Aloysia Weber at court
January 30, 1778 - Worms - Sojourn
February 2, 1778 - Mannheim - Return to Mannheim
February 13, 1778 - Mannheim - Performance for Cannabich
February 23, 1778 - Mannheim - Mozart participates in the French Akademie performances which took place every Monday. Mozart's Mannheim student Therese Pierron plays the Piano concerto K. 246 on this evening
February 24, 1778 - Mannheim - Composition of the recitative and aria "Alcandro, lo confesso ... Non sò d'onde viene“ for soprano K. 294
February 27, 1778 - Mannheim - Composition of the tenor aria "Se al labbro mio non credi“ K. 295 and the recitative and aria "Basta, vincesti ... Ah non lasciarmi, no“ for soprano, K. 486a
March 11, 1778 - Mannheim - Composition of the Violin Sonata in C, K. 296
March 12, 1778 - Mannheim - Afternoon performance for Cannabich
March 13, 1778 - Mannheim - Farewell to the Weber family
March, 1778 - Mannheim - Departs to Paris
March 23, 1778 - Paris - Mozart and mother arrive in Paris
March 25, 1778 - Paris - Visit with the electoral palatinate ambassador Karl Heinrich Joseph von Sickingen and with Baron Melchior Grimm
April 1(?), 1778 - Paris - Composition of the Sinfonia Concertante in E-flat for oboe, clarinet, horn and bassoon K. 297b and the Concerto in C for flute and harp K. 299
April 20(?), 1778 - Paris - Anna-Maria (Mozart's mother) falls sick
June 12, 1778 - Paris - Premiere of Symphony No.31 in D major, K297/300a "Paris" in a private performance at the home of Count Karl Heinrich Joseph von Sickingen, the ambassador of the Electorate of Palatinate
June 18, 1778 - Paris - Public Premiere of Symphony No.31 in D major, K297/300a "Paris"at the Concert Spirituel
June 24, 1778 - Paris - A german doctor arrives to examine Mozart's sick mother
July 3, 1778 - Paris - Mozart's mother, Anna-Maria, dies. Letter to Abbé Bullinger
June 10(?), 1778 - Paris - Mozart writes his darkest piano sonata, No.8 in A minor, K310/300d in one of the most tragic times of his life
August 15, 1778 - Paris - Performance of the Symphony No.31 at the Concert Spirituel

August 19, 1778 - St.Germain - Paris - Meets Johann Christian Bach
September 1, 1778 - Strasbourg - Mozart leaves Paris to Mannheim, via Strasbourg
September 8, 1778 - Paris - Performance of a Symphony (K. 311a?) at the "Concerts Spirituels"
September 26, 1778 - Paris - Departure from Paris
October 3, 1778 - Nancy - Sojourn
October 17, 1778 - Strasbourg - Concert at Strasbourg
October 24, 1778 - Strasbourg - Concert at Strasbourg
October 31, 1778 - Strasbourg - Concert at Strasbourg
November 3, 1778 - Strasbourg - Departure from Strasbourg
November 6, 1778 - Mannheim - Arrival in Mannheim
December 9, 1778 - Mannheim - Departs from Mannheim
December 13, 1778 - Kaisersheim - Arrival in Kaisersheim
December 24, 1778 - Kaisersheim - Departure from Kaisersheim
December 25, 1778 - Munich - Arrival in Munich
January 7, 1779 - Munich - Presentation of a copy of the Violin Sonatas K. 301, K. 320, K. 303, K. 304, K. 305 and K. 306 with a dedication to the Princess Maria Elisabeth of Bavária
January 13, 1779 - Munich - Departs to Salzburg
January 15, 1779 - Salzburg - Mozart returns to Salzburg
January 17, 1779 - Salzburg - Appointment as court organist, successor to Anton Cajetan Adlgasser (died on Dec.21, 1777)
March 23, 1779 - Salzburg - Composition of the Mass in C, K. 317 ("Coronation mass")
April 26, 1779 - Salzburg - Composition of the Symphony in G major K. 318
July 9, 1779 - Salzburg - Composition of the Symphony in B-flat, K. 319
August 3, 1779 - Salzburg - Composition of the Serenade in D, K. 320
December 2, 1779 - Salzburg - Wolfgang attends a theater performance in Salzburg of a visiting Bohemian theater troupe
August 29, 1780 - Salzburg - Composition of the Symphony in C major K. 338
September 2, 1780 - Salzburg - Mozart performs at the Salzburg court
September 3, 1780 - Salzburg - Mozart performs together with his sister at the Salzburg court
September 4, 1780 - Salzburg - Mozart performs at the Salzburg court
November 5, 1780 - Salzburg - Von Colloredo authorizes Mozart to leave for 6 weeks, to prepare "Idomeneo" in Munich
November 6, 1780 - Munich - Arrival in Munich
December 15, 1780 - Munich - Mozart is visited by the violinist Michael Esser
January 29, 1781 - Munich - First performance of "Idomeneo" at the Cuvilliés Theatre of the Munich Residenz
March 7, 1781 - Augsburg - Sojourn with Leopold and Nannerl
March 12, 1781 - Augsburg - Departs to Vienna at the orders of Archbishop Von Colloredo
March 15, 1781 - St.Pölten - Travelling to Vienna
March 16, 1781 - Vienna - Arrives in Vienna
March 17, 1781 - Vienna - Mozart performs with the Salzburg court musicians for the Russian ambassador Prince Galitzin
March 21, 1781 - Vienna - Composition of the Rondo in E-flat for Horn, K. 371
March 24, 1781 - Vienna - Composition of the Allegro in B-flat for Piano and Violin, K. 372
April 2, 1781 - Vienna - Composition of the Rondo in C for Violin, K. 373
April 3, 1781 - Vienna - Mozart plays for the first time at a performance at the Wiener Tonkünstlersocietät (Viennese Society of Musicians) in the Kärntnertor theater
April 7, 1781 - Vienna - Probable composition of the Violin Sonata in G, K. 379
May 2, 1781 - Vienna - Mozart moves from the order of the Teutonic knights to the home of Mrs Weber, his future mother-in-law
May 9, 1781 - Vienna - Dispute with Archbischop Colleredo
May 10, 1781 - Vienna - Release from service from the Salzburg court
June 8, 1781 - Salzburg - Mozart is finally dismissed from Von Colloredo's servisse
July 29, 1781 - Vienna - Mozart receives the "Seraglio" libretto from Gottlieb Stephanie
August 8, 1781 - Vienna - Completion of the chorus of Janissaries from the "Entführung aus dem Serail"
August 22, 1781 - Vienna - The first act of "Entführung aus dem Serail" is complete
October 15, 1781 - Vienna - Premiere of the Serenade in E-flat K. 375
November 16, 1781 - Vienna - Mozart participates in an evening performance for Prince Maximilian Franz to honor Prince Eugen von Württemberg
December 8, 1781 - Vienna - 6 sonatas for keyboard and violin start selling at the Artaria & Co, art merchants of the Kohlmarkt
December 15, 1781 - Vienna - Letter to Leopold announcing his engagement to Constanze Weber
December 24, 1781 - Vienna - Mozart competes with Muzio Clementi before the Emperor, establishing himself as the best keyboard player in Vienna
January 12, 1782 - Vienna - At a small musical gathering in the home of Countess Maria Karoline Thiennes de Rumbeke
July 16, 1782 - Vienna - Premiere of "Die Entführung aus dem Serail" at the Vienna Burgtheatre
July 19, 1782 - Vienna - First repeat performance of the singspiel "Die Entführung aus dem Serail"
August 4, 1782 - Vienna - Mozart and Constanze are married at the St.Stephen's Cathedral
August 6, 1782 - Vienna - Performance of the singspiel "Die Entführung aus dem Serail" at the request of Christoph Willibald Gluck
August 8, 1782 - Vienna - Mozart visits Christoph Willibald Gluck
August 24, 1782 - Vienna - Visit with the librettist Gottlieb Stephanie, jr.
October 8, 1782 - Vienna - Repeat performance of the singspiel "Die Entführung aus dem Serail" under Mozart's direction in honor of the visit by Russian Grand Prince Paul I ( later emporer Paul) to Vienna
October 19, 1782 - Vienna - Composition of the Rondo in A, K. 386
December 4, 1782 - Vienna - Participation in a performance given in the home of the Russian ambassador Dimitrij Michailovic Count Galitzin
December  14, 1782 - Vienna - Mozart plays in the salon of the Countess Thun
December 28, 1782 - Vienna - Music at Mozart's home
December 31, 1782 - Vienna - Composition of the String Quartet in G, K. 387
January 4, 1783 - Vienna - Letter to Leopold mentioning a vow to write a Mass when he could bring Constanze as wife to Salzburg
January 21, 1783 - Vienna - Mozart hosts a ball in his house. Letter to Leopold next day
March 3, 1783 - Vienna - Performance of the Pantomime K. 446 at a ball
March 11, 1783 - Vienna - very successful concert, with a crowded theatre
March 12, 1783 - Vienna - Mozart participates in a performance in the home of Count Carl Esterhazy
March 23, 1783 - Vienna - Performance by Mozart at the Hoftheater in the presence of Emperor Joseph II
May 27, 1783 - Vienna - Composition of the Horn Concerto in E-flat, K. 417
June 17, 1783 - Vienna - birth of son Raimund Leopold (first child)
July 31, 1783 - Salzburg - Mozart writes the "Glück-wünsch, beim Punsch"
August 19, 1783 - Salzburg - Death of Raimund Leopold while Mozart and Constanze are in Salzburg
October 23, 1783 - Salzburg - Rehearsal of the Great Mass in C minor at the Kapellhaus
October 26, 1783 - Salzburg - First performance of the "Great Mass in C minor"
October 27, 1783 - Salzburg - Departs to Vienna
October 30, 1783 - Linz - Arrival in Linz
November 3, 1783 - Linz - Composition of the Symphony in C, K. 425
November 4, 1783 - Linz - Perfomance by Mozart; premiere of the Symphony in C, K. 425
December 22, 1783 - Vienna - Haydn and Mozart meet during a performance sponsored by the Tonkünstler-Societät (a charitable organization for musicians) - until 23/12
December 29, 1783 - Vienna - Composition of the Fugue in c for two pianos K. 426
January 25, 1784 - Vienna - Mozart conducts a benefit performance of the "Entführung aus dem Serail” for Aloysia Lange in the K.K. Kärntnertor Theater
February 9, 1784 - Vienna - Composition of the Piano concerto K. 449 (the first work which Mozart entered in his own hand-written thematic catalogue of works)
February 19, 1784 - Vienna - Attends a concert by flutist Johann Philipp Freyhold of Mainz
February 26, 1784 - Vienna - Performance for the Russian ambassador Prince Galitzine
March 1, 1784 - Vienna - Performance for Count Johann Esterhazy
March 4, 1784 - Vienna - Performance for Prince Galitzine
March 5, 1784 - Vienna - Performance for Count Johann Esterhazy
March 8, 1784 - Vienna - Performance for Count Johann Esterhazy
March 11, 1784 - Vienna - Performance for Prince Galitzine
March 12, 1784 - Vienna - Performance for Count Johann Esterhazy
March 15, 1784 - Vienna - Performance for Count Johann Esterhazy; composition of the Piano Concerto in B-flat K. 450
March 17, 1784 - Vienna - Mozart's first subscription concert in the Trattner Hall
March 18, 1784 - Vienna - Performance for Prince Galitzine
March 19, 1784 - Vienna - Performance for Count Johann Esterhazy
March 20, 1784 - Vienna - Participation by Mozart in the first performance by pianist Georg Friedrich Richter
March 22, 1784 - Vienna - Performance for Count Johann Esterhazy; composition of the Piano Concerto in D, K. 451
March 24, 1784 - Vienna - Mozart's second subscription concert in the Trattner Hall
March 25, 1784 - Vienna - Performance for Prince Galitzine
March 26, 1784 - Vienna - Performance for Count Johann Esterhazy
March 27, 1784 - Vienna - Participation in a second perfomance by Georg Friedrich Richter
March 29, 1784 - Vienna - Performance for Count Johann Esterhazy
March 30, 1784 - Vienna - Composition of the Quintet in E-flat for oboe, clarinet, horn and bassoon K. 452
March 31, 1784 - Vienna - Mozart's third subscription concert in the Trattner Hall
April 3, 1784 - Vienna - Participation by Mozart in the third concert by Georg Friedrich Richter
April 9, 1784 - Vienna - Performance for Count Johann Leopold Palffy
April 11, 1784 - Vienna - Participation by Mozart in a performance by Mlle. Bayer
April 12, 1784 - Vienna - Composition of a Piano Concerto in G, K. 453
April 21, 1784 - Vienna - Composition of the Violin Sonata in B-flat, K. 454
April 29, 1784 - Vienna - Concert with violinist Regina Strinasacchi in the K.K. Kärntnertor Theater
May 8, 1784 - Vienna - Performance for Therese von Trattner
June 13, 1784 - Vienna - Performance for the Salzburg court agent Gottfried Ignaz von Ployer in Wien-Döbling
July 22, 1784 - Vienna - Clarinettist Thaddäus Hampel and his Son, violinist Paul Joseph Hampel, are guests of Mozart
August 25, 1784 - Vienna - Composition of the Piano Variations in G, K. 455
September 21, 1784 - Vienna - Birth of son Carl Thomas (second child)
September 30, 1784 - Vienna - Composition of the Piano Concerto in B-flat, K. 456
September 31, 1784 - Vienna - Mozart's pupils perform a concert in honor of his nameday at his home
October 14, 1784 - Vienna - Mozart finishes the Piano Sonata No.14 in C minor, K.457
November 9, 1784 - Vienna - Composition of the String Quartet in B flat K. 458
December 11, 1784 - Vienna - Composition of the Piano Concerto in F, K. 459
December 14, 1784 - Vienna - Mozart becomes a Freemason, admitted to the lodge Zur Wohltätigkeit
January 7, 1785 - Vienna - Mozart is promoted to Journeyman Mason
January 10, 1785 - Vienna - Composition of the String Quartet in A, K. 464
January 14, 1785 - Vienna - Composition of the String Quartet in C, K. 465
January 15, 1785 - Vienna - Haydn visits Mozart and hears the younger composer play the quartets he dedicated to the older colleague
February 10, 1785 - Vienna - Composition of the Piano Concerto in d, K. 466
February 12, 1785 - Vienna - Haydn visits Mozart and hears the younger composer play the quartets he dedicated to the older colleague
February 13, 1785 - Vienna - Mozart participates in a performance by the singer Luisa Laschi
February 15, 1785 - Vienna - Mozart participates in a performance by Elisabeth Distler
February 16, 1785 - Vienna - Performance for the Salzburg court agent Gottfried Ignaz Edler von Ployer
February 18, 1785 - Vienna - Second subscription concert in the "Mehlgrube"
February 25, 1785 - Vienna - Third subscription concert by Mozart in the "Mehlgrube”
March 4, 1785 - Vienna - Fourth subscription concert by Mozart in the "Mehlgrube”
March 9, 1785 - Vienna - Composition of the Piano Concerto in C, K. 467
March 10, 1785 - Vienna - Performance by Mozart in the K.K. Nationalhoftheater
March 11, 1785 - Vienna - Fifth subscription concert by Mozart in the "Mehlgrube"; composition of the Aria "Tra l'oscure ombre funeste" K. 469, No. 8
March 13, 1785 - Vienna - Premiere of the Cantata "Davide penitente” K. 469 in a concert of the Vienna composer's society (Wiener Tonkünstlersocietät)
March 18, 1785 - Vienna - Sixth subscription concert by Mozart in the "Mehlgrube”
March 26, 1785 - Vienna - Composition of the song "Die Gesellenreise” ("The Journeyman") K. 468
April 2, 1785 - Vienna - Private performance for Raimund Wetzlar von Plankenstern
April 20, 1785 - Vienna - Composition of the Cantata "Die Maurerfreude" ("The Mason's Joy") K. 471
April 24, 1785 - Vienna - Premiere of the Cantata "Die Maurerfreude" K. 471 in the Freemasons Lodge „Zur gekrönten Hoffnung” ("Crowned Hope lodge")
May 20, 1785 - Vienna - Mozart finishes the Fantasy No.4 in C minor, K475
September 1, 1785 - Vienna - Dedication of the six String Quartets K. 387, K. 421, K. 428, K. 458, K. 464, K. 465 to Joseph Haydn
October 16, 1785 - Vienna - Composition of the Piano Quartet in g, K. 478
November 17, 1785 - Vienna - Premiere of the „Maurerischen Trauermusik” in c, K. 477 (Masonic Funeral Music) at a memorial service in the lodge „Zur gekrönten Hoffnung” ("Crowned Hope" lodge)
December 12, 1785 - Vienna - Composition of the Violin Sonata in E-flat, K. 481
December 16, 1785 - Vienna - Composition of the Piano Concerto in E-flat, K. 482
December 23, 1785 - Vienna - premiere of the Piano Concerto in E-flat, K. 482
January 10, 1786 - Vienna - Composition of the Rondo in D for Piano K. 485
February 7, 1786 - Vienna - Private performance of "Der Schauspieldirektor, K.486" for Emperor Joseph II at Schönbrunn Palace
February 11, 1786 - Vienna - First of 3 public performances of "Der Schauspieldirektor" at the Kärntnertor Theater
February 19, 1786 - Vienna - Mozart takes part in a masked ball in the Redoutensälen in Vienna
March 24, 1786 - Vienna - Composition of the Piano Concerto in c, K. 491
April 7, 1786 - Vienna - Performance by Mozart in the Hoftheater in Vienna
May 1, 1786 - Vienna - Premiere of "Le Nozze di Figaro" at the Burgtheatre
June 3, 1786 - Vienna - Composition of the Piano Quartet in E flat, K. 493
June 10, 1786 - Vienna - Composition of the Rondo in F, K. 494
June 26, 1786 - Vienna - Composition of the Horn Concerto in E flat, K. 495
July 8, 1786 - Vienna - Composition of the Piano Trio in G, K. 496
July 27, 1786 - Vienna - Composition of the Duos for two Horns K. 487 (nos. 1, 3, 6)
August 1, 1786 - Vienna - Composition of the Piano Sonata in F for four hands, K. 497
August 5, 1786 - Vienna - Composition of the Trio for Piano, Clarinet and Viola in E flat ("Kegelstatt"), K. 498
August 19, 1786 - Vienna - Composition of the String Quartet in D, K. 499
September 12, 1786 - Vienna - Composition of the Variations for Piano in B flat, K. 500
October 18, 1786 - Vienna - Birth of son Johann Thomas Leopold (third child)
November 4, 1786 - Vienna - Composition of the Variations for Piano for Four Hands in G, K. 501
November 15, 1786 - Vienna - Death of Johann Thomas Leopold
November 18, 1786 - Vienna - Composition of the Piano Trio in B flat, K. 502
December 4, 1786 - Vienna - Composition of the Piano Concerto in C, K. 503
December 6, 1786 - Vienna - Composition of the Symphony in D, K. 504
January 8, 1787 - Vienna - Departs to Prague
January 11, 1787 - Prague - Mozart arrives in Prague, after the spectacular success of his opera in December
January 12, 1787 - Prague - Small private performance given in the palace of Count Johann Thun
January 17, 1787 - Prague - Performance of "Figaro” in Mozart's presence
January 19, 1787 - Prague - Concert by Mozart in the Prague Nationaltheater; first performance of the Symphony in D K. 504
January 22, 1787 - Prague - Mozart conducts a performance of "Figaro”
February 6, 1787 - Prague - Composition of the 6 "German Dances" K. 509
February 15, 1787 - Vienna - Mozart returns to Vienna
March 11, 1787 - Vienna - Composition of the Rondo in a for piano, K. 511
April 4, 1787 - Vienna - Last letter to Leopold. During April, Mozart becomes gravely ill
April 12(?), 1787 - Vienna - Speculative date - 16-year old Beethoven is introduced to Mozart, and played to him at his request. Mozart, considering the piece he performed to be a studied show-piece, was somewhat cold in his expressions of admiration. Beethoven, noticing this, begged for a theme for improvisation, and, inspired by the presence of the master he revered so highly, played in such a manner as gradually to engross Mozart's whole attention; turning quietly to the bystanders, he said emphatically, "Mark that young man; he will make himself a name in the world!"
April 19, 1787 - Vienna - Composition of the String Quintet in C, K. 515
May 16, 1787 - Vienna - Composition of the String Quintet in g, K. 516
May 28, 1787 - Leopold Mozart dies. Gravely ill, Mozart doesn't travel to Salzburg to attend the funeral
May 29, 1787 - Vienna - Composition of the Piano Sonata in C for Four Hands, K. 521
August 10, 1787 - Vienna - Composition of the Serenade in G "Eine kleine Nachtmusik" K. 525
August 24, 1787 - Vienna - Composition of the Violin Sonata in A, K. 526
October 1, 1787 - Vienna - Travels to Prague with Constanze to finish Don Giovanni
October 4, 1787 - Prague - Arrival in Prague
October 14, 1787 - Prague - Mozart conducts a performance of "Figaro”
October 27, 1787 - Prague - Two days left to the premiere of "Don Giovanni" - Mozart would write the Ouverture at Premiere's dawn
October 29, 1787 - Prague - Premiere of "Don Giovanni" - Spectacular Success
November 15, 1787 - Prague - Departs to Vienna after Gluck's death, seeking the post of Court Composer
December 6, 1787 - Vienna - Obtains a part-time appointment as Emperor Joseph II's "Chamber Composer"
December 27, 1787 - Vienna - Birth of Theresia Constantia Mozart (fourth child)

January 3, 1788 - Vienna - Composition of the Piano Sonata in F, K. 533
February 10, 1788 - Vienna - Mozart plays at a performance for the Venetian ambassador Andrea Dolfin
February 24, 1788 - Vienna - Composition of the Piano Concerto in D, K. 537 ("Coronation Concerto")
February 26, 1788 - Vienna - Mozart directs a performance of the Cantata "Die Auferstehung und Himmelfahrt Christi” by Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach for Count Johann Esterházy
March 4, 1788 - Vienna - Repeat performance of the cantata "Die Auferstehung und Himmelfahrt Jesu" Wq 240 by C.P.E. Bach; composition of the aria "Ah se il ciel, benigne stelle” for soprano, K. 538
May 7, 1788 - Vienna - Premiere of "Don Giovanni" in Vienna
June 22, 1788 - Vienna - Composition of the Piano Trio in E, K. 542
June 26, 1788 - Vienna - Composition and completion of the Symphony in E flat K. 543, the March in D K. 544, the Piano Sonata in C K. 545 as well as the Adagio and Fugue in c K. 546
June 29, 1788 - Vienna - Death of Theresia Constantia Mozart
July 10, 1788 - Vienna - Composition of the Violin Sonata in F, K. 547
July 14, 1788 - Vienna - Composition of the Piano Trio in C K. 548
July 25, 1788 - Vienna - Composition of the Symphony in g, K. 550
August 10, 1788 - Vienna - Composition of the Symphony in C K. 551 ("Jupiter Symphony")
August 24, 1788 - Vienna - Mozart is visited by 3 Danish actors
April 8, 1789 - Vienna - Departs to Berlin, via Prague, Leipzig and Dresden, with Prince Carl Lichnowsky
October 27, 1788 - Vienna - Composition of the Piano Trio in G, K. 564
December 6, 1788 - Vienna - Composition of six German dances K. 567
February 1(?), 1789 - Vienna - Composition of the Piano Sonata in B-flat, K. 570
March 6, 1789 - Vienna - Mozart conducts a reorchestration of Handel's oratorio"The Messiah" K. 572 for Count Johann Esterhazy
April 10, 1789 - Prague - Mozart and Lichnowsky reach Prague
April 12, 1789 - Dresden - Arrival in Dresden. They lodge at the Hôtel de Pologne
April 13, 1789 - Dresden - Mozart plays quartets with other musicians at the Hôtel de Pologne
April 14, 1789 - Dresden - Mozart plays the Coronation Concerto K.537 for Elector Friedrich August III of Saxony. One of the musicians was 9-year old Nikolaus Kraft
April 15, 1789 - Dresden - Mozart has lunch with the russian ambassador, Prince Alexander Belovselsky-Beloserky. Conducts a trial of skill against organist Johann Wilhelm Hässler
April 16, 1789 - Dresden - Mozart pays a visit to the consistorial councillor Christian Gottfried Körner
April 18, 1789 - Dresden - Mozart and Lichnowsky depart for Leipzig
April 20, 1789 - Leipzig - Arrival at Leipzig
April 23, 1789 - Leipzig - Mozart departs from Leipzig to Potsdam
April 25, 1789 - Potsdam - Mozart arrives in Potsdam
April 29, 1789 - Potsdam - Mozart composes a set of 9 piano variations on a minuet by Jean-Pierre Duport (K.573), the director of the Royal Chamber Music
May 8, 1789 - Leipzig - Mozart returns to Leipzig
May 12, 1789 - Leipzig - Concert at the Gewandhaus - Piano concertos K.456 and K.503, Fantasy K.475 and scenes for soprano K.505 and K.528
May 16, 1789 - Leipzig - Letter to Constanze. Stuck in Leipzig due to death of horses to travel
May 17, 1789 - Leipzig - Departs to Berlin
May 19, 1789 - Berlin - Arrives in Berlin
May 23, 1789 - Berlin - Mozart's pupil Johann Nepomuk Hummel gives a piano concert, most likely in Mozart's presence
May 26, 1789 - Berlin - Mozart performs before the King and Queen at the Royal Palace. Gets commissions
May 28, 1789 - Berlin - Mozart leaves Berlin
May 31, 1789 - Prague - Mozart arrives in Prague, via Dresden
June 2, 1789 - Prague - Mozart leaves Prague
June 4, 1789 - Vienna - Mozart returns to Vienna
July 1(?), 1789 - Vienna - Composition of the Piano Sonata in D, K. 576
August 15, 1789 - Baden - Mozart visits Constanze in Baden
September 29, 1789 - Vienna - Composition of the Clarinet Quintet in A, K. 581
November 16, 1789 - Vienna - Birth and death of Anna Maria Mozart (fifth child)
December 22, 1789 - Vienna - Premiere of the Clarinet Quintet in A, K. 581 during a concert of the Wiener Tonkünstlersocietät (Viennese Society of Musicians) by the clarinettist Anton Stadler
December 31, 1789 - Vienna - Short rehearsal of the opera "Cosi fan tutte” in Mozart's house
January 26, 1790 - Vienna - Premiere of "Così fan tutte" at the Wiener Burgtheatre
April 9, 1790 - Vienna - Performance by Mozart fo Count Johann Karl Hadik
May 10, 1790 - Vienna - Mozart attends a performance of the second half of Vicente Martin y Solers opera „Cosa rara”
May 22, 1790 - Vienna - House music by Mozart - String Quartet K.589 - Michael Puchberg present
June 12, 1790 - Vienna - Mozart conducts a performance of his opera "Cosi fan tutte" at the K.K. Hoftheater
August 14, 1790 - Vienna - Letter to Michael Puchberg, asking for money and telling his friend about his pains
September 23, 1790 - Vienna - Mozart departs Vienna towards Frankfurt for the Coronation of Leopold II
September 25, 1790 - Regensburg - Arrival in Regensburg
October 28, 1790 - Frankfurt - Arrival in Frankfurt
October 15, 1790 - Frankfurt - Concert at the Schauspielhaus
October 17, 1790 - Frankfurt - Departs to Mainz
October 20, 1790 - Mainz - Performance by Mozart in the palace of the prince-elector
October 21, 1790 - Mainz - Departs Mainz
October 22, 1790 - Mannheim - Arrival in Mannheim
October 23, 1790 - Mannheim - Mozart attends the dress rehearsal of "Figaros Hochzeit”
October 29, 1790 - Augsburg - short sojourn in Augsburg
November 4, 1790 - Munich - Mozart participates in a performance to honor King Ferdinand I. of Naples in the Munich Residenz
November 10, 1790 - Vienna - Arrival in Vienna
December 15, 1790 - Vienna - bids farewell to Joseph Haydn, who had been invited to go to England and was departing for London
January 5, 1791 - Vienna - Composition of the Piano Concerto in B-flat, K. 595
March 4, 1791 - Vienna - Last public concert (Premiere of the Piano Concerto in B-flat, K. 595)
March 12, 1791 - Vienna - Composition of the String Quintet in E-flat, K. 614
April 26, 1791 - Vienna - Mozart petitions the municipal administration of Vienna for the post of Kapellmeister of St. Stephan's cathedral
May 9, 1791 - Vienna - Mozart appointed as unpaid, vice kapellmeister of St. Stephan in Vienna
June 8, 1791 - Baden - Mozart visits Constanze in Baden
June 11, 1791 - Vienna - Attends the singspiel "Der Fagottist oder die Zauberzither” by Joachim Perinet in the Leopoldstädter Theater
June 13, 1791 - Baden - Another visit to Baden
July 1, 1791 - Vienna - Mozart begins with the orchestration of the opera "Die Zauberflöte”
July 8, 1791 - Vienna - Mozart signs contract with impresario Domenico Guardasoni, to compose "La Clemenza di Tito"
July 9, 1791 - Baden - Another visit to Baden
July 11, 1791 - Vienna - Return to Vienna with Constanze and child
July 15(?), 1791 - Vienna - A messenger (probably Franz Anton Leitgeb, Count von Walsegg's steward) arrives with note asking Mozart to write a Requiem Mass
July 26, 1791 - Vienna - Birth of Franz Xaver Wolfgang Mozart (sixth child)
August 25, 1791 - Vienna - Mozart travels to Prague to supervise "La Clemenza di Tito", with Constanze and Süßmayr
August 28, 1791 - Prague - Arrival in Prague, already ill
September 6, 1791 - Prague - Premiere of "La Clemenza di Tito" at the Estates Theatre in Prague
September 15, 1791 - Vienna - Mozart returns to Vienna in mid September
September 28, 1791 - Vienna - Composition of the March of the Priests and the Ouverture of the opera "Die Zauberflöte" K. 620
September 30, 1791 - Vienna - Premiere of "Die Zauberflöte" at the Freihaus-Theater auf der Wieden

October 7, 1791 - Vienna - Mozart completes the Clarinet Concerto in A major K.622. Attends a performance of "Zauberflöte" in the evening . Letter to Constanze in Baden, excited with the success of "Die Zauberflöte"
October 8, 1791 - Vienna - Mozart starts working on the Requiem and K.623 cantata - until november 20
October 13, 1791 - Vienna - Mozart and Salieri attend a performance of "Zauberflöte”
October 16, 1791 - Baden - Mozart travels with son Carl to Baden
November 20, 1791 - Vienna - Mozart becomes bedridden, suffering from swelling, pain and vomiting
November 28, 1791 - Vienna - Consultation by treating physicians Dr. Nicolaus Closett and Dr. Matthias von Sallaba
December 4, 1791 - Vienna - Mozart had the score of the Requiem brought to his bed, and himself (it was two o'clock in the afternoon) sang the alto part; Schack, the family friend, sang the soprano line, as he had always previously done, Hofer, Mozart's brother-in-law, took the tenor, Gerl, later a bass singer at the Mannheim Theater, the bass. They were at the first bars of the Lacrimosa when Mozart began to weep bitterly, laid the score on one side
December 5, 1791 - Vienna - 11 hours later, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart dies, aged 35 =(END)