There are several types of inheritance. And some are legitimate, others fraudulent. In the case of Michael Barenboim and the RAI Orchestra, we are dealing with the former. Firstly, because the son of Daniel Barenboim and Elena Bashkirova has inherited his parents' talent (without reaching his father's virtuosic genius) and defends it with sound arguments, embracing a violin with which he was able to unravel the fourth of the five concertos that Mozart composed in 1775, a discourse beyond the notes. And Barenboim succeeded, with sinuous and delicate phrases not without that sense of humor characteristic of the composer.