Trans-Siberian Orchestra
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Mozart

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Mozart

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[Instrumental]

[Fate then reminds him of Theresa, his first and greatest love. Together they witness the young couple's first night together.

Young Beethoven is already being called the greatest piano player who has ever lived and Theresa is a Princess in the Hapsburg Empire. They are both deeply in love.]

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