"Amadé. Summer of The Magic Flute" takes readers into the final days of the great composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. In a time of inner turmoil and outer isolation, Mozart's passion and inspiration come to life. The narrative highlights the complex relationships between Mozart and the people around him, including the unequal brother duo Clemens and Sebastian Huck, who struggle for the truth of freedom, as well as Angelo Soliman, who, as an African chamber servant, observes the societal upheavals in Vienna. The plot unfolds against the backdrop of the creation of the opera "The Magic Flute" and addresses the challenges and pain of love, the power games of the Habsburgs, and the longing for identity. Through flashbacks, Mozart's life and music become the central element of the narrative, while a race against fate begins. This captivating story is a farewell to Europe and a tribute to the legacy of one of the greatest composers of all time.