The prequel to "Viennese Remembrance" tells the story of Mozart and Haydn's reunion in the afterlife, as well as Mozart's absent father: Leopold Mozart.
From the last supper before leaving for London, to the grand "Genesis" conducted by Salieri, to the horrific experience in the cemetery on a summer night, when Haydn finally met his long-lost friend Mozart in the afterlife, one was already in his dying years, and the other would never reach his forties. The reappearance of delicious food and games in memories cannot hide the fear in Mozart's heart: behind the indifferent face of his father Leopold Mozart on the family portrait, is it a lingering ghost, a cold imprisonment, or the distant night at Schonbrunn Palace, the "Musical Joke" that was not a joke... When reality and memories gradually overlap, can his lost dear father still be found? Or was it all just a ridiculous illusion and self-deception from the beginning?
"They (Wolfgang and Constanze) can travel - can die - can stay in England, and then I should run after their children every day to get the money he gives me to take care of them? - That's enough!" - Leopold Mozart to Nanelle, November 17, 1786
"Next to God, I love my father most." - Wolfgang to Leopold Mozart, March 7, 1778
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