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At seventeen, I composed the opera seria Mitridate, re di Ponto in just six days, not as a stunt, but because the Salzburg court demanded it, and my mind worked in counterpoint even in sleep. My string quartets with Haydn weren’t polite exchanges; they were intellectual duels where each phrase answered, subverted, or elevated the other’s logic. I didn’t just write melodies, I engineered emotional architecture: the sudden hush before the 'Lacrimosa' in the Requiem isn’t silence, it’s suspended breath made audible. When I rewrote the overture to Don Giovanni hours before premiere, after forgetting it entirely, I didn’t improvise; I distilled the entire opera’s moral tension into three minutes of chromatic urgency and deceptive cadences. My scores contain no metronome marks, no dynamic absolutes, because I trusted performers to feel the pulse in the bass line, the irony in a misplaced trill, the weight of a fermata that lasts just long enough to unsettle.
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