EVDOL 25 - Top Mozart Piano Concerti (Parts I & II)

Mirian Conti
As a freelance musician in Vienna, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart caused a stir with his performances of his own piano concertos, almost always premiered by himself. Elegant and profound, serene and melancholy, virtuosic and simple, these works are among the most perfect creations in the history of music.

Top Mozart Piano Concerti: Part I

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Each week focuses on a landmark concerto and features guided listening and score walk-throughs. The course explores Mozart’s keyboard creativity as a soloist, his dialogue with the orchestra, and his approach to cadenzas and ornamentation. Featured works: K. 271, K. 414, K. 453, K. 466, and K. 503.

Top Mozart Piano Concerti: Part II

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This segment builds on Part I, exploring further the use of color in Mozart’s compositions, his bold harmonic turns, and his orchestration choices. It also examines how the modern concerto tradition was influenced by these compositions, with impact extending as far as Beethoven and beyond. Featured works: K. 450, K. 467, K. 482, K. 488, and K. 491.

Biography: Mirian Conti

This course is offered in two parts, which can be taken separately or together for a full 10-week curriculum.

Two Section Available | 5 Classes Per Section | Extension Holiday Schedule

EVDOL 25 01:

Mondays 5:30–7pm ET

February 2–March 9 (No class on March 2)

Online Only

EVDOL 25 02:

Mondays 5:30–7pm ET

March 16–April 13

Online Only

$300 per section

Register by Phone: (212) 799-5000 ext. 273

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