Ferruccio Busoni : Concertino Duo after Mozart Piano Concerto No.19 Finale
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Based on the finale of Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 19, Busoni reshapes the music as a concertante work for two pianos. Its lively motion and clear sense of forward drive, inherited from the original, are carried by two players who alternate roles much like soloist and accompanist. A central point of interest is the clarity of the exchanges and dialogue between the parts while maintaining the overall flow. Performers should combine light, articulate playing with precise ensemble, carefully balancing melody and accompaniment so that the music does not become a mere contest of volume.