

Mozart: Piano Concertos Nos. 9 & 22
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Celebrated Canadian pianist Jan Lisiecki returns to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, a decade after he devoted his Deutsche Grammophon debut to the composerâs oeuvre (âbeautiful Mozart playing, direct, unmannered and freshâ â The New York Times). Marking the 270th anniversary of Mozartâs birth, Lisieckiâs new recording presents a contrasting but complementary pair of works in E flat major, Concertos Nos. 9 and 22. Two âsingular masterpiecesâ, even among Mozartâs many superlatives in the genre. âRecording these works was a dream of mine,â says Lisiecki, âand Iâm very glad to have been able to do so with a dream team too. Joining the pianist are conductor Manfred Honeck and the players of the Bamberger Symphoniker, who share Lisieckiâs affinity and respect for Mozart and together convey âthe phrasing, the elegance, the beautyâ of these works. âEngaging with the genius of Mozartâs music is a true privilege. It is characterized by purity, elegance, emotional depth, intellectual challenge, and profound rewards,â says the pianist.Â
Lisieckiâs 2025 live concerts of the works were highly praised: âHis technical fluency made his performance seem effortless, but not easy. The melancholy Andante came off as boldly expressive but not overdramatic. The final Allegro sparkled with wit and incisiveness. Lisieckiâs cadenzas throughout went beyond technical expertise to an almost heavenly level.â (Bachtrack)
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Tracklisting:
Piano Concerto No. 9 in E flat major âJeunehommeâ K 271
1. Allegro
2. Andantino
3. Rondeau. Presto
Piano Concerto No. 22 in E flat major K 482
4. Allegro
5. Andante
6. Allegro
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*DG SHOP EXCLUSIVE*
âą 1CD Jewelcase
âą exclusive signed art card
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Celebrated Canadian pianist Jan Lisiecki returns to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, a decade after he devoted his Deutsche Grammophon debut to the composerâs oeuvre (âbeautiful Mozart playing, direct, unmannered and freshâ â The New York Times). Marking the 270th anniversary of Mozartâs birth, Lisieckiâs new recording presents a contrasting but complementary pair of works in E flat major, Concertos Nos. 9 and 22. Two âsingular masterpiecesâ, even among Mozartâs many superlatives in the genre. âRecording these works was a dream of mine,â says Lisiecki, âand Iâm very glad to have been able to do so with a dream team too. Joining the pianist are conductor Manfred Honeck and the players of the Bamberger Symphoniker, who share Lisieckiâs affinity and respect for Mozart and together convey âthe phrasing, the elegance, the beautyâ of these works. âEngaging with the genius of Mozartâs music is a true privilege. It is characterized by purity, elegance, emotional depth, intellectual challenge, and profound rewards,â says the pianist.Â
Lisieckiâs 2025 live concerts of the works were highly praised: âHis technical fluency made his performance seem effortless, but not easy. The melancholy Andante came off as boldly expressive but not overdramatic. The final Allegro sparkled with wit and incisiveness. Lisieckiâs cadenzas throughout went beyond technical expertise to an almost heavenly level.â (Bachtrack)
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Tracklisting:
Piano Concerto No. 9 in E flat major âJeunehommeâ K 271
1. Allegro
2. Andantino
3. Rondeau. Presto
Piano Concerto No. 22 in E flat major K 482
4. Allegro
5. Andante
6. Allegro













