Mozart Fantasy D Minor K397

Ever posponed studying for the exams until the night before? Delayed working on a project for months only to work like a maniac night and day gulping coffee the final week before it’s due? Felt guilty about it? Remember, there is always Mozart, who became a “patron saint“ of preparation for exams ( all those playlists “Study with Mozart“ claiming to raise one’s IQ , to help concentrate etc 🤣) as he was the procrastinator-in-chief. There are close to 100 unfinished works by Mozart, some - done 99%, some - only in fragments. The most famous one is Requiem, of course. Thanks to movies and books we blame that old guy Salieri, rather unfairly so ( after all, if Salieri was so bad and couldn’t bear talented competition, why would he “discover“ and agree to teach for free young, unknown and very poor, Franz Shubert?). Requiem is the most tragic story of procrastination. Mozart took the project and received the advance payment in mid-July with promise to deliver t