"The D minor Concerto [of Mozart]," wrote Charles Rosen, "is almost as much myth as work of art: when listening to it, as to Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, it is difficult at times to say whether we are hearing the work or its reputation, our collective image of it."
An edition of Mozart
(1999)
Mozart
Piano Concertos Nos. 20 and 21 (Cambridge Music Handbooks)
by David Grayson
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February 28, 1999, Cambridge University Press
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""The D minor Concerto [of Mozart]," wrote Charles Rosen, "is almost as much myth as work of art: when listening to it, as to Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, it is difficult at times to say whether we are hearing the work or its reputation, our collective image of it.""
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