莫扎特传

Sarrieli was a court musician in Austria. Before meeting Mozart, Salieri was highly appreciated by the king, and he was very confident in his musical achievements. Until one day Mozart was invited into the palace by the king. King Joseph II loved music, and he had Mozart play some pieces. Mozart's musical talent and high attainments made Salieri jealous, especially when Mozart was still a young man. The king asked Mozart to play Salieri's score, and Mozart helped to modify it to make the movement smoother. Mozart's talent made Salieri mad with jealousy. Since then, Salieri made things difficult for Mozart in every possible way. He deliberately shortened the cycle of performing operas, or maliciously altered Mozart's completed works, and deliberately urged Mozart to write "Requiem" during his illness. Mozart's health deteriorated, and he couldn't even hold a pen. Salieri proposed that Mozart dictate the dictation, and he would write it for the purpose of destroying Mozart's body, and also so that he could play the repertoire in person at Mozart's funeral, so as to achieve his despicable goal of becoming famous and getting rid of his opponent. Mozart finally dragged his sick body to complete the immortal masterpiece "Requiem" and died young at the age of 35. Salieri's goal was achieved, but the premature death of a musical genius like Mozart, who had not been seen for a century, made Salieri feel deeply guilty, and Salieri spent the rest of his life in psychological torment