Mozart was not only a genius, but also a man with hot blood
You won't believe it, but in his personal correspondence he joked, wrote poetry with frivolities, and was generally a funny guy. His music is not only "The Magic Flute", but also living, pulsating desires.
For example, the serenades that he wrote are like slow touches before a kiss.
And his "Lacrimosa" from the Requiem is an almost orgasmic sigh of the soul: deep, painful and beautiful.
Why does Mozart "turn on"?
Rhythm - he knows when to slow down, when to speed up. Almost like a skilled lover.
Harmony — his music creates an atmosphere of light intimacy. It does not press, but envelops.
Unexpectedness — he plays with expectations. Where you expect the usual — he gives passion, where you want discharge — he hesitates. This is what excites.
Here's an experiment:
Play his "Piano Concerto No. 21" in the evening. Close your eyes. Imagine touches. Do not rush. Feel.
Listen to how he teases you.
This is not just music — it is flirtation in notes.
Mozart is not about boring classics. It is about pure pleasure, but only for those who know how to feel subtly. And yes — his music sounds great in the bedroom.