El horizonte quimérico

Did you know that Chopin never existed and that he was an invention of George Sand? That Sibelius always wrote the same work and nobody noticed. That Stravinsky formed a pop group to compete with The Beatles. That Albéniz was the head of a band of outlaws in Mexico at the age of ten and that Satie hid an Aleph inside one of his pianos. And that Haydn made astral trips Through the pages of El horizon chimerica parade a fifty-year-old Mozart, a Beethoven with his hearing recovered, intelligent automata, composers more powerful than the Sun King and vampires thirsty for music. A reformulation of the concept of uchronia with nods to Borges, Marcel Schwob and magical realism that will undoubtedly delight music lovers and book lovers with a smile on their lips.