WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART Piano Sonatas K 330, 331 "alla turca" & 332 Andreas Staier

Because Mozart’s music is not set in stone. It is not the leastof Andreas Staier’s merits to raise the question of decoration in thesesonatas. He answers that question himself at the fortepiano, with anoutstanding sense of poetry coupled with a hefty dose of mischief whenit comes to interpretative options . . . as you can judge for yourselfwhen you listen to his version of the Rondo alla turca, for instance…

 Andreas Staier plays a fortepiano by Monika May, Marburg, 1986, after Anton Walter, Vienna, 1785.