CLASSICAL Martha Argerich Mozart: Piano Concertos No. 20 & 25 <Limited Edition> UHQCD
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CLASSICAL Martha Argerich Mozart: Piano Concertos No. 20 & 25 UHQCD
$28.00
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$28.00
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Factory-sealed, new Obi Strip, everything included-Martha Argerich plays Mozart piano concertos, Claudio Abbado conducts the Mozart Orchestra. Japanese limited edition.
PART NUMBER: UCCG-41071
SKU: 4988031423424
LABEL: DEUTSCHE GRAMMOPHON
RELEASE DATE: 4/9/2025
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This album marks the first collaboration in approximately 10 years between two leading figures in the music world, Argerich and Abbado, and also marks Argerich's first recording of a Mozart piano concerto for DG. This live recording of the critically acclaimed performance at the 2013 Lucerne Festival is now available at a reduced price for the first time.
A monumental performance that will go down in the history of Mozart recordings!
It features a collaboration between two leading figures in the music world, Argerich and Abbado, and marks Argerich's first recording of a Mozart piano concerto for DG. It is a live recording of the performance that received rave reviews at the 2013 Lucerne Festival. Argerich's piano playing is truly superb, and it harmonizes beautifully with the Mozart Orchestra that she organized and nurtured, resulting in a monumental performance that will go down in the history of Mozart recordings.
It features a collaboration between two leading figures in the music world, Argerich and Abbado, and marks Argerich's first recording of a Mozart piano concerto for DG. It is a live recording of the performance that received rave reviews at the 2013 Lucerne Festival. Argerich's piano playing is truly superb, and it harmonizes beautifully with the Mozart Orchestra that she organized and nurtured, resulting in a monumental performance that will go down in the history of Mozart recordings.