Robert Levin fortepiano

Painstaking scholarship and voluminous knowledge of Mozart’s art underpin Robert Levin’s life-affirming interpretations of the composer’s music. He returns to Wigmore Hall with a selection of works that chart Mozart’s journey to artistic maturity, spanning everything from the dazzling brilliance of the Piano Sonata in G K283, written during his pivotal visit as a teenager to Munich in 1775, to the forward-looking Variations in B flat K500. Each half is prefaced by Levin’s realisations of elegant pieces that Mozart left unfinished.