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Mozart – The 21 Solo Piano Concertos (Concert 1)
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Concert no. 1 in a series of 8, features Wolfgang Mozart’s Piano Concertos in C major KV 246 (“Lützow”), D major KV 175, and A major KV 414.
Cadenzas by Mozart and Paul Badura-Skoda.
With the Tokyo Sinfonia conducted by Robert Rÿker, at Oji Hall.
JUNE
29
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Concert no. 2 in a series of 8, features Mozart’s Piano Concertos in F major KV 413, B flat major KV 238, and E flat major KV 271.
Cadenzas by Mozart, Artur Balsam and Wanda Landowska.
With the Tokyo Sinfonia conducted by Robert Rÿker, at Oji Hall.
JUNE
30
30
Concert no. 3 in a series of 8, features Wolfgang Mozart’s Piano Concertos in B flat major KV 450, E flat major KV 449, and B flat major KV 456.
Cadenzas by Mozart and Carl Reinecke.
With the Tokyo Sinfonia conducted by Robert Rÿker, at Oji Hall.
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