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Mozart: the Complete Multipiano Concertos

Multipiano Ensemble, English Chamber Orchestra

In contrast to the gladiatorial contest between famous soloists often encountered on other recordings, the performers in this long-established group place the greatest emphasis on achieving...

Mozart: the Complete Multipiano Concertos

Multipiano Ensemble, English Chamber Orchestra

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In contrast to the gladiatorial contest between famous soloists often encountered on other recordings, the performers in this long-established group place the greatest emphasis on achieving...

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The Larghetto and Allegro in E flat major is mature Mozart—contemporary with 'Idomeneo' and 'Die Entführung'—but remains incomplete. Tomer Lev has finished the job brilliantly, making it the perfect companion for Mozart's official multipiano concertos.

Contents and tracklist

I. Allegro
Track length8:25
II. Adagio
Track length9:00
III. Rondo: Tempo di minuetto
Track length5:50
I. Larghetto –
Track length1:32
II. Allegro
Track length8:27
I. Allegro
Track length10:00
II. Andante
Track length8:05
III. Rondo: Allegro
Track length7:13

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Awards and reviews

June 2021

In contrast to the gladiatorial contest between famous soloists often encountered on other recordings, the performers in this long-established group place the greatest emphasis on achieving a well-nigh perfect unanimity of articulation in the brilliant passagework. But they also produce some lovely fluid cantabile playing in the slow movements

May 2021

The Russian-Israeli MultiPianists barely put a foot wrong but in audibly not wishing to get in each other’s way, their performances transpire with a slight air of carefulness and politeness.

11th April 2021

The Salzburg concertos for two and three pianos never quite achieve the exalted level of his great solo concertos for Vienna, but this album brings them together, played by a fine quartet of Israeli pianists.

Record Review

Yes please. This is just joyful music-making from the MultiPiano Ensemble and the English Chamber Orchestra … I really enjoyed the lightness of touch and the sheer enjoyment you sense as they explore Mozart's multipiano concertos
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