In his book Mozart 2.0, Dorje Batuu intricately intertwines real facts with fiction, elements of a detective with philosophical reflections.
The great composer Mozart finds himself in a modern city. He is amazed and baffled by everything: the subway and the noise, the clothes, especially women's, the lifestyle, the habits, and manners of people and even the toilets here are as fragrant and beautiful as in an imperial palace. And yet, it turns out, the modern piano is significantly different from the usual Mozart’s clavichord… But he will have to adapt, because the great composer, although he got a chance for a completely new life, something remains firm- music and Mozart are inseparable.
