The Concerto in C major, K503, was immediately followed by Mozart's Symphony No. 38, known as the 'Prague' Symphony, K504.
Composition History
Mozart concluded his most productive period of concerto writing in Vienna on December 4, 1786, with the completion of the Concerto in C major, K503.
Composer Biography
Mozart died on December 5, 1791, at the age of thirty-five, overwhelmed by exhaustion, anxiety, and financial difficulties.
Compositional Technique
Mozart's piano concertos are unique in music history, guiding listeners through his musical journey with fascinating musical pictures of light and shadow.
Composition History
The Concerto in B flat major, K595, was completed on January 5, 1791, and performed by Mozart himself on March 4, 1791, at a concert in Vienna.
Composer Biography
The last great concertos by Mozart correspond to the period when he established himself as a renowned and respected virtuoso.
Composer's Artistic Vision
For musicologist Boris de Schloezer, Mozart's art is both a culmination and a fresh start, a conclusion and a departure for new discoveries.
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