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Kevin wrote:
>Donald Satz wrote:
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>>Maybe he just wanted to make sure that Mozart was dead and gone. I think
>>he poisoned Mozart with the goal of passing Mozart scores off as his own.
>>He then figured to win the favor and hand of a beautiful opera singer
>>(female). Without the benefit of autopsies, getting away with murder
>>was much easier in those days. I love a good murder mystery.
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>You are, I hope, kidding, Don. There is little to nothing to substantiate
>the Salieri murdered Mozart legend.
It's true,it's nothing which substantiate it. Salieri was a very fine
composer.Of course Mozart belongs to a much higher degree by far,but
Salieri was tofar from be a mediocre human being. I think(despite it's
beauty)is not good to see "Amadeus" many times.It seems it made to much
confusion to many people. Regards.
Gerardo:.
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