Weber / Paley - Piano Music 3 - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Mozart's piano concerto in E flat KV 271 has long been known as the 'Jeunehomme' - but it was discovered in 2004 that it was actually composed for Louise Victoire Jenamy; Mozart misspelled her name as 'jenomy' in a letter to his father in 1778 and so created a misunderstanding that lasted for over two centuries. Mozart composed his piano concerto KV 414 in Vienna in 1783; Evren Ozel, the soloist in these two works, says that this work Inchis more carefree and allows the performers to explore a gentler and more tender side of MozartInch. It was only two years after his first violin concerto that Mozart - then 19 years old and concertmaster to the Prince-Archbishop of Salzburg - composed his second, KV 211; two more followed within the year. InchThe art of performing Mozart's music is to play it with simplicity and life while remaining true to the Classical styleInch, says Jan Mracek, the second soloist on this, the twelfth volume in the Next Generation Mozart Soloists series conducted by Howard Griffiths. Album Tracks 1. Violin Concerto No. 2 in D Major, KV 211~I. Allegro moderato 5. Piano Concerto No. 9 in E-Flat Major InchJenamyInch, KV 271~II. Andantino 7. Piano Concerto No. 12 in A Major, KV 414/385P~I. Allegro

Album Tracks 1. Fantasy-Waltzes (1956) 2. Twelve Preludes (1959)

Album Tracks 1. Piano Sonata, Op. 113 2. For Cynthia 3. Laughing Piece 4. No. 2. Strange Dream 5. Granite and Ice 6. Lonely Camp Fire 7. Arduous Trail (Humoresque) 8. Wild Flower 9. Wind Play 10. The Peaks at Night 11. What's in An Octave?, Op. 84 12. No. 1. Navajo War Dance 13. Navajo War Dance No. 2, Op. 29