Handel: having the time of his life until his giant wig catches fire
Bach: attends, but busy working the whole time. Smiles grimly at how people use the word ‘fugue’ in puns.
Beethoven: doesn’t show up. He has better things to do.
Mozart: chattering merrily and drunkenly away, telling filthy jokes. He is the reason that the décor involves giant papier mâchée phalluses.
Haydn: generally quite enjoying himself, but having to do that teacher thing of trying not to feel awkward when seeing one’s students in public.
Schubert: the first one to get really smashed and pass out under a table. He has ‘Mushroom’ written in lipstick on his forehead.
Chopin: if he shows up at all, he just stands by himself and coughs
Liszt: will have had sex with everyone by the end of the night
Brahms: crying into his beer (and beard) about Clara
Schumann: blowing raspberries at Brahms while Clara isn’t watching
Rossini: drinking wine and throwing shade at Richard ‘Dick’ Wagner
Wagner: completely oblivious to Rossini, making the sort of offensive remarks that cause others to nod and smile nervously
Shostakovich: sometimes has a salty attitude, but everyone loves him
J. Strauss: gets everyone in the room to waltz with him until Mozart has them all drunkenly square dancing and he gives up
Stravinsky: it’s 2am, and he has everyone doing strange, occult, and utterly soused activities that nobody will remember in the morning
Britten: stays for a little while, but gets uncomfortable with Mozart’s décor and leaves