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mozartt 467, best accompaniment CD?
on: August 30, 2005, 10:19:22 PM
I have recently bought the C F Peters edition of concerto 21 k467. It has a accompaniment CD wuith the orquestra. After playing it, I realized the tempo is a little slower than in most recordings. I think this change makes the piece much less atractive. And on top of that, the sections with the piano playing alone, when the orquestra is silent aren´t quite correct, acording to the beat. 

Anyway,I won´t recomend this score for any one. Now, I´m looking forward for a Music minus One edition of this concert. Wandering if ony one know about this edition? or any other edition with a better aproach of the tempo?

Prec.
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