very limited and during concerts the boys were often treated to fine meals.
             All of the fun soon ended when Haydn's voice broke and he was expelled from the school.
             He was left virtually alone in Vienna with no money and no place to go. He began composing
             and arranging music as well as giving lessons in music. This earned him enough money to pay
             rent for a small apartment and afford all the living expenses.
             It was at this point in his life that he began studying the first six sonatas of Carl Philipp
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