Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ： Piano Concerto No.23 in A-Dur, K.488

This concerto consists of three movements. The first is based on sonata form, with the solo piano and orchestra passing themes between them in a clear structure and flowing dialogue. In the second-movement Adagio, lyrical melodies shaded by the minor mode create a quiet sense of tension, while the third movement brings the work to a close with the lively motion of a rondo. In performance, ornaments should not be played too heavily; it is important to preserve singing phrases and finely detailed articulation while carefully balancing the volume and breathing between the piano and orchestra.