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The Brendel/Marriner/ASMF K.456 absolutely rocks. Why haven't I noticed this piece before?

Current Music: Concerto For Piano And Orchestra No. 18 In B Flat Major, K. 456

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The Brendel/Marriner/ASMF K.456 absolutely rocks.

How literally?

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Mainly because of the energy the orchestra bring to the piece and the way they hold and build momentum. It's quite common for this piece to be played with the orchestra subdued, but it works better when the orchestra provides the energy and the piano rides on it.