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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Daily Routine
Busy days leaving only scraps of time? Mozart composed around a packed schedule of lessons and concerts. Borrow how he split his day, not his sleep.
Ludwig van Beethoven's Daily Routine
Get your most important work done in one long, unbroken morning, then walk it off. Beethoven composed until mid-afternoon and never worked after dark.
Richard Strauss's Daily Routine
Ease back into work after illness or burnout with Richard Strauss's gentle routine of short sessions, long walks, good meals and ten hours of sleep.
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's Daily Routine
Become someone whose best ideas arrive on foot. Tchaikovsky composed morning and evening and walked for exactly two hours in between, in any weather.