Mozart

Focusing on Mozart's renowned piano concertos, this guide delves into their historical context during a peak period of his career. It examines the unique nature of the concerto form and presents various critical interpretations, from structural analysis to metaphorical representations. Detailed accounts of Concertos No. 20 and No. 21 are provided, alongside a theory of concerto form. The final chapter addresses practical concerns for modern performers, such as historical instruments, orchestration, cadenzas, and improvisation techniques.