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In the same manner, Mozart had been conspired against by Italian music cliques, also partly due to ethnic animosity or rivalry - the myth that he was poisoned by Antonio Salieri might have been inspired by this reality:
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Mozart, too, lived in Vienna in just as poor circumstances as Gluck and Haydn had at first done, but refused, nevertheless, an invitation of Frederick William II, who offered him a well-endowed position as court musician in Berlin. Almost all his operas were performed for the first time in Vienna, although they seldom ran for any time, owing to petty and nasty intrigues: at the first night of Figaro the Italians of set purpose sang so badly that the thing faded, although it was at once a wild success in Prague.