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Concerto For Piano And Orchestra No. 23, K. 488 In A Major / A-Dur / En La Majeur
1	I Allegro Cadenza – Mozart*	10:32
2	II Adagio	6:36
3	III Allegro Assai	7:57
Concerto For Piano And Orchestra No. 17, K. 453 In G Major / G-Dur / En Sol Majeur
4	I Allegro Cadenza – Katsaris*	11:17
5	II Andante Cadenza – Mozart*	11:02
6	III Allegretto - Finale. Presto	8:03
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7	Cadenza For The 1st Movement (Allegro) K. 624 (626a), No. 23 (K6: No. 49)	2:27
8	Cadenza For The 2nd Movement (Andante) K. 624 (626a), No. 25 (K6: No. 51)	2:30
9	Lacrimosa (From Requiem K. 626) Transcription By [For Piano] – Sigismund Thalberg*	3:03

Companies, etc.

• Recorded At – Mozarteum, Salzburg
• Recorded At – Hegel-Saal Liederhalle, Stuttgart

Credits

• Composed By – Mozart*
• Conductor – Yoon Kuk Lee
• Design [Graphic Design] – Robin Pauletto
• Edited By [Postproduction] – Eckhard Steiger
• Liner Notes [Concertos - English Translation] – Ariel Wagner-Parker
• Liner Notes [Concertos - German Translation] – Guy Wagner
• Liner Notes [Concertos, Lacrimosa - French] – Christian Lorandin
• Liner Notes [Lacrimosa - English Translation] – Christopher Bearne
• Liner Notes [Lacrimosa - German Translation] – Mechthild Yvon
• Orchestra – Salzburger Kammerphilharmonie
• Photography By [Cover Photo] – Ohad Barel
• Piano, Liner Notes [Introduction Of Piano 21] – Cyprien Katsaris
• Producer – Teije Van Geest
• Technician [Piano Technician, Steinway "D"] – Franz Th. Nistl*
• Technician [Technical Assistant] – Thomas Gärtner

Notes

Comes with a 20-page booklet, containing liner notes in English/German/French about the musical pieces and the artists.

Inside booklet:
Total Time 63'36

17.VI.1974-12.XI.1998 This recording is dedicated to the memory of Thomas de Carbonnel. Thomas loved Mozart's Requiem so much...

Recorded live at Mozarteum, Großer Saal, Salzburg
Concerto No. 23, K. 488: January 10, 1997 • Concerto No. 17, K. 453: April 22, 1998
Lacrimosa (from Requiem K. 626) recorded privately by a German music lover at Kultur & Kongresszentrum Liederhalle, Hegel-Saal, Stuttgart, September 7, 1991

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