Rudolf Buchbinder / Sächsische Staatskapelle Dresden

»In his piano concertos, Mozart appeared as the musician he really wanted to be.« Rudolf Buchbinder is convinced of this – and he would know, because the grand seigneur of the piano knows the works of the Viennese classics like no other. In these masterpieces, all of which Mozart composed for himself, we encounter »a musician who trusted his own freedom«, says the Austrian Buchbinder, who himself was taught at the Vienna Academy of Music from the age of five.... Read full text