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mozart piano concerto no. 14, 1st mvt with cadenza (minus recapitulation)
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Topic: mozart piano concerto no. 14, 1st mvt with cadenza (minus recapitulation)
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the_duck
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mozart piano concerto no. 14, 1st mvt with cadenza (minus recapitulation)
on: April 06, 2008, 11:55:59 AM
still very much a work in progress (as evidenced by some of the embarrassing slips at the end and the lack of the recapitulation), and the sound quality and piano aren't great either, but i felt like posting something, and you should at least get the general idea. any comments/suggestions will be gratefully received. and anyone who isn't familiar with this concerto needs to check it out, it's a great, great piece, my favourite of the lot!
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teresa_b
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Re: mozart piano concerto no. 14, 1st mvt with cadenza (minus recapitulation)
Reply #1 on: April 06, 2008, 12:19:21 PM
Hi duck,
Really nice start with this!
I played K449 with Chamber Orchestra of Florida 3 years ago, and I agree, it's a wonderful piece.
True, it's hard to hear some of your interp with the recording quality, but you're doing great so far. I'm thinking you need to get it a little faster overall, and the arpeggios, particularly in the development section, need more flow and smoothness--and always with minimum pedaling. (Your clarity is good!)
Keep in mind this is a turbulent little movement, and has to
move
. I like the way you open with those strong chords.
The cadenza sounds good--just refining and a little faster tempo.
Don't you love the finale?
All the best,
Teresa
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