Patrick,
Nobody is 'privy' to information. It has to be sought. That takes a lot of time. And, when it has been examined we can then say with certainty that things are so. The commentators and historians to which you refer appear to be unable to answer basic questions about Mozart's early and later career. So, if they are worthy of your respect and belief why not give us their actual statements on these issues ? Just a few will do.
We all inherited this problem. The difference is that criticism finally got a hearing. And it came with lots of good arguments. Welcome to the real world of academic research. Compare this with what we have been 'taught'. You see that one side lives in a vacuum free from criticism and the other is ready and willing to examine these issues fairly, openly and honestly.



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