As you may know, I’ve written a novel in which Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is alive and well, and supporting himself by writing “lost” Mozart pieces.
Another one was discovered earlier this week in an attic in Austria. According to the BBC story, it was composed by a young Mozart and transcribed by his father, Leopold. It’s not his most brilliant work, but what do you want, the kid was 10.
No word yet on if there were orange fingerprints on it. (This is how Mozart’s secret is discovered in my story — his penchant for Cheezie-os while he composes.)
And now, the new Mozart piece:
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