Axel Rudi Pell - The Curse Of The Chains

The detrimental consequences of such a lifestyle affected the home way. Mozart could be reproached with reckless and frivolous extravagance, even in those cases when one of the most beautiful qualities of his character was manifested. Anyone who, being in extreme need, came to him to borrow money or ask for a guarantee, usually could be sure that they would not require a receipt or a guarantee; Mozart, this was as unusual for a child. He preferred to give away everything, and he was always friendly and generous, especially if he thought that he had plenty of money.