Andrew Manze, the conductor on this album, was awarded the prestigious Rolf Schock Prize in Stockholm in November 2011.
Recording & Production
This album was recorded at Usher Hall, Edinburgh, UK, from February 6-8, 2016.
Composition History
Many of Mozart's piano concertos, including K. 503, were written specifically for first performance by Mozart himself in Vienna.
Recording & Production
The recording of this album was made possible with support from the SCO Sir Charles Mackerras Fund and the Usher Hall, Edinburgh.
Performer Biography
The Scottish Chamber Orchestra, featured on this album, has a discography exceeding 150 recordings.
Composer Biography
After moving to Vienna in spring 1781, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart achieved remarkable success with his piano concertos, writing fifteen original works between late 1782 and the end of 1786.
Performer Biography
Francesco Piemontesi, the pianist on this recording, rose to international prominence with prizes at major competitions, including the 2007 Queen Elisabeth Competition.
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