
Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 14 in E-Flat Major, K. 449
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1/7Interpretation
The German press describes Christoph Soldan as an artist who focuses on the spiritual intensity and soulful dimension of music, rather than just technical virtuosity.
Recording & Production
This album was recorded in "Direct 2-Track Stereo Digital" in a concert on February 3rd, 2015, at the theatre 'Saalbau' in Neustadt, Germany.
Performer Biography
Christoph Soldan, the pianist, had his international breakthrough in 1989 during a tour with the world-famous conductor Leonard Bernstein, who praised his "soulful size."
Composition History
Mozart's piano concertos K. 413-415 and K. 449 were among the first of 17 momentous concertos created in Vienna, establishing his fame as a virtuoso.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart described his piano concertos as a medium between too heavy and too light, brilliant and pleasant to hear, satisfying both connoisseurs and laymen.
Instruments
The recording features a Steinway & Sons Concert Grand Piano D-274.
Performer Biography
Between 1996 and 2006, Christoph Soldan performed and recorded all of Mozart's piano concertos, concluding with the concertos for two and three pianos.














