Dated back in 1786, the “Piano Concerto no. 23 in A Major, first movement” by Mozart was also supposed to be performed relative to the opera, The Marriage of Figaro. The concerto features a solo piano, flute, two clarinets, two bassoons, two French horns, and a set of strings all played in quadruple meter. A concerto is a multi-movement work featuring a soloist and an orchestra. In this case, a piano concerto is played by a solo piano. The piano concerto piece features a double-exposition sonata. Having a double exposition means that the two themes and bridge are played again, but features a solo piano before recapitulating to theme one. The near end of the piece features a cadenza, which is a moment to show the audience the skills of the solo instrument played. Throughout the cadenza, a long trill is played on the piano and finishes with the orchestra playing cadences, which are ending sounds that repeat (McGraw-Hills Education
Dated back in 1786, the “Piano Concerto no. 23 in A Major, first movement” by Mozart was also supposed to be performed relative to the opera, The Marriage of Figaro. The concerto features a solo piano, flute, two clarinets, two bassoons, two French horns, and a set of strings all played in quadruple meter. A concerto is a multi-movement work featuring a soloist and an orchestra. In this case, a piano concerto is played by a solo piano. The piano concerto piece features a double-exposition sonata. Having a double exposition means that the two themes and bridge are played again, but features a solo piano before recapitulating to theme one. The near end of the piece features a cadenza, which is a moment to show the audience the skills of the solo instrument played. Throughout the cadenza, a long trill is played on the piano and finishes with the orchestra playing cadences, which are ending sounds that repeat (McGraw-Hills Education