to break him
off that habit.
We've got to break them
off their habit!
Play. Please.
Herr Mozart, play.
Please, I beg you.
That's it. That's it.
Keep playing!
Keep playing! That's it!
Mozart, that's wonderful!
Wonderful!
Well, next time you wish me
to instruct...
...another one of your dogs,
please let me know.
Goodbye, Fraulein. Goodbye, madam.
Goodbye, sir.
Papa?
Papa!
Why are you here?
Am I not welcome?
Of course, welcome.
Papa, welcome! Welcome!
You' re very thin. Doesn't she
feed you that wife of yours?
Feed? Of course she feeds me.
She stuffs me like a goose all day long!
-Is she not here?
-No, she had to help her mother.
Yes. She's like that.
Her mother's a very
sweet woman, you'll-
I didn't know you were home.
Stanzi, this is my father.
We'll wait.
We'll wait.
Why don't you get up now,
my darling?
She's very tired, poor creature.
You know me. I'm such a pig.
It's not easy cleaning up after me.
Don't you have a maid?
Oh. No.
We could if we wanted but...
...Stanzi wouldn't hear of it.
She insists on doing everything herself.
How is your...
...financial situation?
Couldn’t be better.
That's not what I hear.
What do you mean?
It's wonderful.
Really, it's marvelous!
People love me here.
They say you have debts.
Who?
Who says that?
That's a malicious lie!
Do you have pupils?
I don't want pupils!
They get in the way.
I have to have time for composition.
Composition doesn't pay.
You know that.
That one will.
What's that?
It's a secret.
Secret?
You don't have secrets from me.
No! Please! I don't want you to see it.
I don't want anyone to see it.
But you are going to be
so proud of me, papa.
It's going to be the best thing that
I've ever done. The best thing that any-
There she is!
Look at her! Isn't she beautiful?
Come on now, papa, confess it.
Could you want a prettier
girl for a daughter?
Stop it, Wolfie!
I look dreadful.
Are you...
...expecting?
-Yes, I am.
-Isn't it marvelous? We' re delighted.
-May I offer you some tea?
-Tea? Who wants tea? Let's go out!
This calls for a feast.
You don't want tea, do you, papa?
I know! Let's go dancing.
Papa loves parties, don't you?
What? How can you be
so boring? Tea!
Come on, papa. Hurry!
Here we go.
Good day.
Now!
I name the penalty!
I name the penalty!
And the penalty is...
-Give her a good one!
-Show us your legs!
Come on, come on!
It's just a game, papa.
Thank you.
Herr Mozart, why don't you
name your son's penalty?
Yes, papa.
Name it.
Name it. I'll do anything
you say. Anything.
I want you to come back
to Salzburg with me, my son.
Papa, the rule is you can only give a penalty
that can be performed in the room.
I'm tired of this game.
I don't wanna play anymore.
But my penalty!
I've got to have a penalty!
I name a penalty!
The penalty is...
...you shall play our tune...
...in the manner of
Johann Sebastian Bach!
-Turn him over!
-Over?
Now you play it backwards!
-Another one! Give me another one!
-Play it like Gluck!
-Boring. Another!
-Handel!
I don't like him!
Another one!
Play Salieri.
Now that is a challenge!
That is a challenge.
Please!
Please!
Go on. Mock me.
Laugh!
That was not Mozart laughing,
Father.
That was God.
That was God laughing at me
through that obscene giggle.
Go on, Signore.
Laugh.
Show my mediocrity
for all to see.
One day I will laugh at you.
Before I leave this earth...
...I will laugh at you.
-Wolfie?
-What?
There's a young girl here
to see you.
What does she want?
She won't talk to me.
She says she has to speak to you.
Damn.
Yes?
-Are you Herr Mozart?
-That's right.
My name is Lorel, sir.
I'm a maidservant.
I was asked to come here
and offer my services to you.
They'll be paid for by a great admirer
of yours who wishes to remain...
...anonymous.
Is this your idea, papa?
Mine?
-Are you playing a trick on me?
-I've never seen this girl in my life.
-Is this some kind of joke?
-Not at all,