Musicologist • Developer • Graphonomist
Language, Doubt, and the Art of Deciphering Truth.
“Skepticism isn’t a flaw. It’s the beginning of every serious investigation.”
Developer, Musicologist, Teacher — different tools, same pursuit: truth.
Presenting forensic software for Mozart manuscripts at the International Graphonomics Conference, Évora.
Speaking at the Italian Chamber of Deputies about a rediscovered violinist — and the forgotten stories inside her suitcase.
On air at Vatican Radio, sharing ideas with Anna Trombetta and a wider audience.
Four worlds, one method: connect the dots, question the myths, follow the evidence.
What if the truth was written... in a different ink?
Discover new perspectives on Mozart’s music, manuscripts, and legacy. Luca Bianchini’s research reveals unknown stories and evidence about Mozart, challenging old myths with rigorous analysis and critical editions.
Read about MozartI follow no schools. I follow the manuscript.
A philologist doesn’t collect interpretations — he dismantles them.
All official documentation on university adoptions, peer-reviewed reviews, and the international academic debate around Mozart: The Fall of the Gods is available as an open-access dossier on Zenodo (permanent DOI):
Access the academic dossier on Zenodo
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15761549
I build tools. I unmask legends. I teach doubt.
Sometimes, the truth is in a smudge of ink. Sometimes, it’s in a question no one dared to ask.
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Collaboration, research, and dialogue are always welcome.
You’ve seen the surface. Now read the footnotes, the ink, the noise between the lines.
Discover MoreTruth is handwritten.