🇦🇹Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ： Piano Concerto in G-Dur, K.107-2

Built around a dialogue between the solo piano and its accompaniment, this concerto unfolds through clear phrases and a light sense of motion. The work consists of multiple movements, each presenting passages with its own character. Its appeal lies in the moments when the soloist introduces a melody, in the flow created through exchanges with the accompaniment, and in the natural forward movement produced by the passing of musical figures between the parts. In performance, it is important to maintain the direction of the melody and to shape ornaments and delicate passages with clarity. By adjusting the volume while listening to the accompaniment, avoiding excessive reliance on the pedal, and preserving Classical transparency through a light touch and concise articulation, the work’s charm comes into focus.