What better way to spend an evening than listening to classical music while reading the written words of the composers. From the playful, young Mozart, who frequently spells his name backwards and asks his sister to pet the dog, the moody, increasingly isolated Beethoven, who laments his deafness and demonstrates a egotistical humor, to the well-known friendship of Franz Listz and Richard Wagner, who support each other's music and sympathize with each other's poverty, these letters open the door to the world of genius.