Robert Levin at The Queen's Hall

Programme:\nMozart - Piano Piece in C major [Fragment, completed by Robert Levin]\nMozart - Four Preludes K284a\nMozart - Sonata in B flat K333\nMozart - Sonata in E flat K282/189g\nMozart - Overture to ‘The Abduction from the Seraglio’\nMozart - Sonata in C K330\nKeyboard pioneer, scholar, exuberant showman: US musician Robert Levin is one of the world’s most respected authorities on early keyboard music, famed for his astonishing insights, and for the breathtaking freedom and spontaneity of his playing. He can allow you to hear well-loved music in an entirely new way, mixing dazzling erudition with brilliant virtuosity.\nFor his typically thought-provoking all-Mozart recital, Levin performs four iconic keyboard sonatas – the bravura B flat Sonata K333; the graceful E flat Sonata K282 and the lyrical C major Sonata K330...

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Programme:\nMozart - Piano Piece in C major [Fragment, completed by Robert Levin]\nMozart - Four Preludes K284a\nMozart - Sonata in B flat K333\nMozart - Sonata in E flat K282/189g\nMozart - Overture to ‘The Abduction from the Seraglio’\nMozart - Sonata in C K330\nKeyboard pioneer, scholar, exuberant showman: US musician Robert Levin is one of the world’s most respected authorities on early keyboard music, famed for his astonishing insights, and for the breathtaking freedom and spontaneity of his playing. He can allow you to hear well-loved music in an entirely new way, mixing dazzling erudition with brilliant virtuosity.\nFor his typically thought-provoking all-Mozart recital, Levin performs four iconic keyboard sonatas – the bravura B flat Sonata K333; the graceful E flat Sonata K282 and the lyrical C major Sonata K330. He intersperses these exquisite sonatas with lesser-known keyboard works by Mozart that act as bridges between them – even including a Mozart-style prelude improvised by himself.

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