This work is one of the more unknown in W.A.MOZARTS
oeuvre, yet so modern and complex that it is puzzling not to hear this epoch-making piece on the stage more often. While the Adagio sounds almost like a death-sweeping, majestic, harmonious already deep in the romance, the subsequent fugue is nothing but Mozart's answer to Bach - and it has it all! What unbelievable ways of harmonious execution he opens up here at play the best, and if you repeatedly lose the connection while practicing, then do not worry: the piece is really so complex and multi-layered. Here you can foretell the classical modern age!
Adagio and Fuge is not for beginners, with some experience in interaction but from 4 years of practice, a delightful work to expand its boundaries. Technique is here rather secondary to the last bars in the fugue, although a prerequisite while the complicated subject requires security in terms of metric.
