#favourite composer

Hildegard von Bingen: O Ignee Spiritus

Hildegard von Bingen (ca. 1098–1179) was a Benedictine abbess, writer, composer, philosopher and scientist. Her spirituality was based on the idea of umbra viventis lucis (the reflection of the living Light).

First if all, I am sorry for giving such a late reply. By the way, that's not a roleplay blog, and I don't play the role of Mozart, I'm just a "fan". To answer your question, I think that the cause was a mix of both; in those years medicine was obviously obsolete, and doctors couldn't understand well how to treat certain illness and symptoms, that nowadays are simple to shake. Also, the poor man felt hopeless, at the time, and in my opinion he did not deal with the situation properly, with the good attitude.

Today, 27 january, is the birthday of my sweet and talented boy, the person who helped me the most, just in two years, with his wonderful music; unfortunately I never met him, but I feel like he's my best friend. I learned how to love him - as composer and musician, but even as a man - through all books I read about him, and I'm sure he was an amazing person.

Mrs. Caterina Bondini acted as Zerlina in “Il dissoluto punito ossia il Don Giovanni“ and, at the end of the first act, when she is attacked by Don Giovanni, after many repetitions, wasn't able to shout appropriately. So Mozart left the orchestra, climbed onto the stage, and made the scene repeated once again. At the point in question, he suddenly grabbed her in a violent way, so she was very frightened and screamed in a loud way.

“This is good!“ Mozart said, praising her.