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You know, with his talent to be able to read and interpret music on sight like that, he should just go ahead and become the next (or previous?) Herbert von Karajan or Leonard Bernstein.
Of course, in real life, he taught Beethoven, so if he actually wanted revenge, championing Beethoven (which he did not do) would have been the way to go.
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Of course, in real life, he taught Beethoven, so if he actually wanted revenge, championing Beethoven (which he did not do) would have been the way to go.
But Beethoven was not a genious like Mozart, so, taughting him would never be a revenge. ;)
ps: Beethoven was great, I'm just saying, he wasn't a genious