In 18th-century Europe, the 'musical dice game' (Musikali... | funfact.wiki

In 18th-century Europe, the 'musical dice game' (Musikalisches Würfelspiel) was a fad: roll dice, then chain pre-written musical bars by the numbers — procedurally generated music. 'KV 516f', attributed to Mozart, can produce about 1.3×10^29 pieces.

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Piano keys were originally reversed from todays layout. In the era of Mozart and Beethoven, the wide keys were black and the narrow keys were white. This was likely because ivory, used for white keys, was more expensive than ebony used for black keys.

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