This dramatized fiction story was based on Joseph Haydn's friendship with Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and later, Ludwig van Beethoven. His friendship with Mozart was positive but his relationship with Beethoven was a bit rocky.

Just a few short stories about aph Austria and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. With some help from sherlocks-warlock. (Disclaimer : Most of these stories may be historically incorrect in a way, but I'm trying my best to avoid that. The stories are written in a random order. Some stories have been inspired by the movie Amadeus. This is a work of fiction.)

Gabithia is a young german girl of seventeen who lives in her own house, being a rich orphan she decides to sell one of her rooms in her two-floored house which Beethoven buys and the adventure begins when Beethoven agrees to her deal! Drama and Comedy awaits them as they share the company of each other and unfold secrets never been told But with Beethoven's bad temper and Gabithia's proud self, would they even convey? If you liked the content don't forget to smash smash SMASH that star to show your support also comment what you think in the comment section down below if you want to see some other literature works visit my profile, press the follow button if you wish! Have a good day!

This is the first historical fiction I do of Ludwig Van Beethoven, I hope you like it If you liked the content don't forget to smash smash SMASH that star to show your support also comment what you think in the comment section down below if you want to see some other literature works visit my profile, press the follow button if you wish! Have a good day!

No one knows everything about Mozart. So how did Mozart really live his life?

Mozart invites his composer-friends over for a drink. Characters: Bach, Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, Shostakovich, Mozart, Rachmaninov. Brahms and Schumann (out of-scene). Warning: This short-story is incredibly niche so the humour may be underlying. :o). I hope you enjoy. Feedback is always encouraged. ❤️🦆.

After his death in 1827, the following love letter was found amongst the personal papers of Ludwig van Beethoven, penned by the composer over the course of two days in July of 1812 while staying in Teplice. The letter's unnamed recipient - Beethoven's "Immortal Beloved" - remains a mystery, and continues to generate debate.