 They left the home in the Getreidegasse where the children had been born and moved to rooms in the "Tanzmeisterhaus" ('Dancing-Master's House'), which had been the home of the recently deceased dancing master Franz Karl Gottlieb Speckner.As tenants of Speckner's cousin and heir Maria Anna Raab, the Mozarts had eight rooms, including the quite large room that Speckner had used for dancing lessons.This the Mozarts used for teaching, for domestic concerts, for storing keyboard instruments sold by Leopold, and for "Bölzlschiessen", a form of recreation in which family and their guests shot airguns at humorously designed paper targets.