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Royal College of Music

Mozart at the Fortepiano

Sawa Ward, Elizaveta Velikhova, İlayda Oğuz and Mengzi Zhang (fortepiano)

Mozart at the Fortepiano
Hear four Classical concertos in their intended form, performed on the type of piano that Mozart himself would have used, the RCM's Anton Walter fortepiano copy made by Paul McNulty.

This historical piano design from the late 18th century differs from the instrument we know today, with its lighter build, reduced string tension and distinctive timbres. Performing with these early keyboardists is a string quartet, a fitting accompaniment for these delicate concertos.

Programme:
Mozart Piano Concerto no 11 in F major K413
Mozart Piano Concerto no 12 in A major K414
Mozart Piano Concerto no 13 in C major K415
Mozart Piano Concerto no 14 in E flat major K449


Full Event Details

Hear four Classical concertos in their intended form, performed on the type of piano that Mozart himself would have used, the RCM's Anton Walter fortepiano copy made by Paul McNulty.

This historical piano design from the late 18th century differs from the instrument we know today, with its lighter build, reduced string tension and distinctive timbres. Performing with these early keyboardists is a string quartet, a fitting accompaniment for these delicate concertos.

Programme:
Mozart Piano Concerto no 11 in F major K413
Mozart Piano Concerto no 12 in A major K414
Mozart Piano Concerto no 13 in C major K415
Mozart Piano Concerto no 14 in E flat major K449

Venue Details & Map

Location

Royal College of Music, London
Royal College of Music, Prince Consort Road, London SW7 2BS


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