However, Hildesheimer, while also expressing concerns, concludes that if Mozart's death at the age of 35 was caused by the exertions of his childhood, the intervening decades would not have been so productive, and obvious symptoms of decline would have manifested themselves.
Con todo, Hildesheimer, que tamén expresa a súa preocupación, conclúe que se a morte de Mozart á idade de 35 anos fose causada polos esforzos realizados na súa nenez, as décadas posteriores non terían sido tan produtivas e os obvios síntomas deste empeoramento manifestaríanse.