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Finally! Such an immense joy. Diletto straordinario!
My pleasure.
Well, there it is. Now to business. Young man, we are going to commission an opera from you. What do you say?
Well, I'm glad to hear that.
Excuse me, Sire, but what do you think these could be? Being a foreigner, I would love to learn.
Cattivo again, Court Composer. Well, tell him, Mozart. Name us a German virtue.
Good morning, Court Composer. This is my niece, the Princess Elizabeth.
Your Highness.
Oh, Your Majesty, it would be such a tremendous honour!
I'm thinking about Herr Mozart. What is your view?
An interesting idea, Majesty. But
Yes?
You already commissioned an opera from Mozart.
And the result satisfies.
Yes, of course. My concern is to protect you from any suspicion of favouritism.
Ahha. Favouritism. But I so want Mozart.
I'm sure there is a way, Majesty. Some kind of a little contest. I could perhaps put together a small Committee, and I could see to it naturally that it will select according to Your Majesty's wishes.
You please me, Court Composer. A very clever idea.
Sire.
Well. There it is.
I don't think you understand me, Court Composer.
Majesty, I did. Believe me, it was a most agonizing. decision. But finally, I simply could not recommend Herr Mozart.
Why not?
Well, Sire, I made some inquiries in a routine way. I was curious to know why he had so few pupils. It is rather alarming.
Oh?
Majesty, I don't like to talk against a fellow musician.
Of course not.
I have to tell you, Mozart is not entirely to be trusted alone with young ladies.
Really?
As a matter of fact, one of my own pupils a very young singer told me she was er well!
Yes?
Molested, Majesty. Twice, in the course of the same lesson.
Do you like this, Salieri?
It is not a question of liking, Your Majesty. Your own law decrees it, I'm afraid.
Well, look at them.
Really?
Ah, now! Here she comes.
Perhaps a little refreshment first? A little coffee, or a little chocolate?
I'd like a little wine, if you have it.
Wine?
Just one year.
Who was your teacher?
I was. But she quite outgrew the little I could show her.
Thank you, Madame. Come on now courage. Play me something you know.
Upstairs.
Gertrude!
You can't be Herr Mozart!
I've heard about you for ages! I thought you must be an old man.
Gertrude!
It's such an honour for us to have you here, Herr Mozart. And for Gertrude.
People who know say the girl's got talent. You must judge for yourself. If you think she stinks, say so.
Michael, please! I'm sure you will find her most willing, Herr Mozart. She's really very excited. She's been preparing all morning.
I said play!
Michael!
What a strange young man.
Yes. He is a little strange.
Let us pass, please! Let us pass at once! We're with the Emperor.
I am sorry, Madame. It is not permitted.
Do you know who I am? This is my daughter. I am Frau Weber. We are favoured guests!
I am sorry, Madame, but I have my orders.
Call Herr Mozart! You call Herr Mozart immediately! This is insupportable!
I am sorry, Madame, but no! I cannot let anyone pass.
Young man, I am no stranger to theatres. I'm no stranger to insolence!
Be careful!
Be careful!
He's adorable!
Adorable!
Behold!
Behold!
Hey!
Hey!
Behold!
Behold!
I see that you're expecting.
Oh, yes.
When, may I ask?
In three months! Papa.
What is ridiculous? Wolfi has many admirers in Vienna. They love him here. People send us gifts all the time.
But you can't take her without reference. It's unheard of!
Well, this is none of your business. Whoever sent you is going to pay, no?
And so you do! The only time you come out is to eat.
And what do you expect? Who wants to walk out into a mess like this every day?
Oh, now I'm a bad housekeeper!
So you are! The place is a pigsty all the time.
Do you hear him? Do you?
How much will you pay him?
Ah. Well. Ah, I see you've got your manager with you. Well, Madame, how about half the receipts?
Am I interrupting something?
Not at all.
Where's our friend?
He's not in. But he's working on it. He said to tell you.
I hope so. I need it immediately.
Look, you little clown, do you know how many people I've hired for you? Do you know how many people are waiting?
Leave him alone!
I'm paying these people. Do you realize that?
He's doing his best.
I'm paying people just to wait for you. It's ridiculous!
You know what's ridiculous? Your libretto, that's what's ridiculous. Only an idiot would ask Wolfi to work on that stuff!
Oh yes? And what's so intelligent about writing a Requiem?
Money! Money!

Finally! Such an immense joy. Diletto straordinario!

My pleasure.

Well, there it is. Now to business. Young man, we are going to commission an opera from you. What do you say?

Well, I'm glad to hear that.

Excuse me, Sire, but what do you think these could be? Being a foreigner, I would love to learn.

Cattivo again, Court Composer. Well, tell him, Mozart. Name us a German virtue.

Good morning, Court Composer. This is my niece, the Princess Elizabeth.

Your Highness.

Oh, Your Majesty, it would be such a tremendous honour!

I'm thinking about Herr Mozart. What is your view?

An interesting idea, Majesty. But

Yes?

You already commissioned an opera from Mozart.

And the result satisfies.

Yes, of course. My concern is to protect you from any suspicion of favouritism.

Ahha. Favouritism. But I so want Mozart.

I'm sure there is a way, Majesty. Some kind of a little contest. I could perhaps put together a small Committee, and I could see to it naturally that it will select according to Your Majesty's wishes.

You please me, Court Composer. A very clever idea.

Sire.

Well. There it is.

I don't think you understand me, Court Composer.

Majesty, I did. Believe me, it was a most agonizing. decision. But finally, I simply could not recommend Herr Mozart.

Why not?

Well, Sire, I made some inquiries in a routine way. I was curious to know why he had so few pupils. It is rather alarming.

Oh?

Majesty, I don't like to talk against a fellow musician.

Of course not.

I have to tell you, Mozart is not entirely to be trusted alone with young ladies.

Really?

As a matter of fact, one of my own pupils a very young singer told me she was er well!

Yes?

Molested, Majesty. Twice, in the course of the same lesson.

Do you like this, Salieri?

It is not a question of liking, Your Majesty. Your own law decrees it, I'm afraid.

Well, look at them.

Really?

Ah, now! Here she comes.

Perhaps a little refreshment first? A little coffee, or a little chocolate?

I'd like a little wine, if you have it.

Wine?

Just one year.

Who was your teacher?

I was. But she quite outgrew the little I could show her.

Thank you, Madame. Come on now courage. Play me something you know.

Upstairs.

Gertrude!

You can't be Herr Mozart!

I've heard about you for ages! I thought you must be an old man.

Gertrude!

It's such an honour for us to have you here, Herr Mozart. And for Gertrude.

People who know say the girl's got talent. You must judge for yourself. If you think she stinks, say so.

Michael, please! I'm sure you will find her most willing, Herr Mozart. She's really very excited. She's been preparing all morning.

I said play!

Michael!

What a strange young man.

Yes. He is a little strange.

Let us pass, please! Let us pass at once! We're with the Emperor.

I am sorry, Madame. It is not permitted.

Do you know who I am? This is my daughter. I am Frau Weber. We are favoured guests!

I am sorry, Madame, but I have my orders.

Call Herr Mozart! You call Herr Mozart immediately! This is insupportable!

I am sorry, Madame, but no! I cannot let anyone pass.

Young man, I am no stranger to theatres. I'm no stranger to insolence!

Be careful!

He's adorable!

Adorable!

Behold!

Hey!

Behold!

I see that you're expecting.

Oh, yes.

When, may I ask?

In three months! Papa.

What is ridiculous? Wolfi has many admirers in Vienna. They love him here. People send us gifts all the time.

But you can't take her without reference. It's unheard of!

Well, this is none of your business. Whoever sent you is going to pay, no?

And so you do! The only time you come out is to eat.

And what do you expect? Who wants to walk out into a mess like this every day?

Oh, now I'm a bad housekeeper!

So you are! The place is a pigsty all the time.

Do you hear him? Do you?

How much will you pay him?

Ah. Well. Ah, I see you've got your manager with you. Well, Madame, how about half the receipts?

Am I interrupting something?

Not at all.

Where's our friend?

He's not in. But he's working on it. He said to tell you.

I hope so. I need it immediately.

Look, you little clown, do you know how many people I've hired for you? Do you know how many people are waiting?

Leave him alone!

I'm paying these people. Do you realize that?

He's doing his best.

I'm paying people just to wait for you. It's ridiculous!

You know what's ridiculous? Your libretto, that's what's ridiculous. Only an idiot would ask Wolfi to work on that stuff!

Oh yes? And what's so intelligent about writing a Requiem?

Money! Money!