Marcel Brion, a member of the French Academy, wrote his book about love, opening up to the reader the whole universe of Mozart's music, his life and work. The brilliant Austrian composer of the 18th century, who passed into immortality before reaching the age of 36, left behind a huge musical heritage - more than 620 completed works and a considerable number of fragments, sketches, and individual parts. Each new era discovers its own Mozart and finds in him consonance with its thoughts and feelings. All subsequent generations of musicians and music lovers are deeply influenced by Mozart’s genius, recognizing in him perfection itself.

Like almost all geniuses, Mozart was not understood and appreciated by his time, lived in cramped material conditions, was in humiliating dependence on those in power. But his music, filled with light, sun and life, will always delight and delight people, inspire them to the brightest and kindest deeds.