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quote by GrimmMozart was sophisticated and had class. Black people are usually ghetto and think its cute to be. So Mozart could never be black.

HA,ha,ha LOL... I think his finger was always black
Really not, it´s not me one of the dozen biographers of Mozart, who have published the integral letters of Mozart, by the way written by him self, Mozart loves to talk on ass, and things like: I want to stick my finger in your ass up out shit. What is it mean sophisticated? Unless proctologists need to do it everyday, you're the next.

Mozart offended a lot to others and made fun of everyone, one of his victims was Salieri, who was often insulted in public. But Mozart moved in and out by the rear mildewed BLACK doors of theaters.


Mozart music is not outclassed by these facts, Mozart remains one of the most brilliant and beloved faces of the entire history of music, maybe you meant that his music was sophisticated, but check this out:

One of his letters:
"Oh my ass burns like fire! what on earth is the meaning of this!—maybe muck wants to come out? yes, yes, muck, I know you, see you, taste you—and—what's this—is it possible? Ye Gods!"

"I'm quite certain, I put it to the test, stick my finger in my ass, then put it to my nose, and—there is the proof! Mama was right!"


Mozart also wrote heavy songs like this, more than two hundreds centuries before Hip-Hop and others:
LECK MICH IM ARSCH (Kiss my ass)

Other: He wrote 3 Dirty Songs.
I´ve just Copied & pasted from this site: http://mentalfloss.com/article/55247/3-dirty-songs-mozart
DIFFICILE LECTU (K. 559)
The piece also incessantly repeats the word “jonicu”—that’s because, when said over and over, it sounds like the Italian vulgarism “cujoni.” You, of course, know it better in Spanish: “Cojones.”

If you're easily offended, please do not read any further:
http://www.lettersofnote.com/2012/07/oh-my-ass-burns-like-fire.html

Mozart quotation:
"I thank my God for graciously granting me the opportunity of learning that death is the key which unlocks the door to our true happiness."
..but what are the colour of any soul: Red, Blue, White?

Mozart was forefront in the vocabulary, and we are sure would adapt easily to today's troubled world and adapt easily to the differences.