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4.0 out of 5 stars
CD should be better quality.,
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This review is from: Music Minus One Piano: Mozart Concerto No. 20 in D Minor, KV466 (Sheet Music and CD Accompaniment) (Paperback)
Contains historical information on this concerto and of Mozart as a pianist. The orchestral score is reduced in size but the piano solo should be in a larger print than it is, at least to my liking. I'm practicing with a different edition.
The CD is of lesser quality (as least it sounds tinny and a little scratchy with quality headphones on a Sony boom box). There are two metronome tempos for play along: the first at about 120 and the performance somewhere around 144. The tempo fluctuates and there are spots where the pianist and orchestra aren't together. Kevin Class plays the Beethoven cadenzas and they are inserted into the score. All in all, I have to admit it has been a lot of fun playing along with one of these Music Minus One concerto cds, and it certainly is a GREAT practice tool for getting this great concerto up to tempo and ready for performance. My hope is to post a performance for my friends and family on Facebook, though I wish the cd was better quality. |
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Music Minus One Piano: Mozart Concerto No. 20 in D Minor, KV466 (Sheet Music and CD Accompaniment) by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (Paperback - January 1, 1996)
$34.98
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