Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ： Piano Concerto No.21 in C-Dur, K.467

This three-movement concerto unfolds a brilliant yet delicate lyricism through a dialogue between the piano and orchestra. The first movement develops exchanges between the soloist and orchestra within a clearly shaped structure, highlighting both pianistic virtuosity and ensemble interplay. The second movement offers a lyrical focal point, centered on long-breathed melodies and quiet expressiveness. In the finale, light rhythms and lively repetitions propel the music forward. In performance, it is important to maintain clear, articulate passagework while shaping the melodies with natural, flexible phrasing. Even when the solo part takes prominence, careful balance with the accompaniment allows the character of each movement to emerge more vividly.