Sure, he';s one of the greatest and most prolific composers in the history of Western music, but can you just imagine what Mozart could have done with a keytar? Think about it. The guy wrote 27 concertos that redefined what music could be, using a regular old piano. Now strap him to an electronic keyboard with FM synthesizer, sustain switch and a virtually endless range of onboard voice effects. Rock me, Amadeus! Matter of fact, Falco';s 80s classic "Rock Me Amadeus" would have been rendered totally redundant. People would have been like, "Duh! All Amadeus ever did was rock!" Of course, giving Mozart a keytar more than 200 years before New Wave might change history in ways we didn';t expect. Perhaps a young Beethoven would have forgone his classical training to form a band called Flock of Seagulls. Who knows?