Mozart: Early Works from the Nannerl’ Book [part 2] Alessandro Deljavan

• Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756 - 1791): Allegro in C Major, Kv 6 (Arr. For piano):
• 1 Mozart: Allegro in C Major, Kv 6 (Arr. For piano) 03:19
• Andante in F Major, Kv 6 (Arr. For piano):
• 2 Mozart: Andante in F Major, Kv 6 (Arr. For piano) 03:01
• Menuet in C Major, Kv 6 (Arr. For piano):
• 3 Mozart: Menuet in C Major, Kv 6 (Arr. For piano) 00:39
• Menuet in F Major, Kv 6 (Arr. For piano):
• 4 Mozart: Menuet in F Major, Kv 6 (Arr. For piano) 01:05
• Menuet in F Major, Kv 7 (Arr. For piano):
• 5 Mozart: Menuet in F Major, Kv 7 (Arr. For piano) 00:59
• Allegro in B-Flat Major, Kv 8 (Arr. For piano):
• 6 Mozart: Allegro in B-Flat Major, Kv 8 (Arr. For piano) 04:06
• Total Runtime 13:09

Info for Mozart: Early Works from the Nannerl’ Book [part 2]

The early Mozart's compositions, penned by his father Leopold, were inserted in the "Nannerl Notenbuch", a music book destinated to the Mozart' sister Maria Anna Mozart, known as "Nannerl". The catalog numbers of these pieces starts from K. 6 to K. 8 and includes the piano transcriptions from the early violin sonatas.

Alessandro Deljavan read these small pieces with simplicity and proper style.

Alessandro Deljavan, piano

Alessandro Deljavan
graduated in 2003 from the Conservatorio Statale di Musica Giuseppe Verdi, Milan, under the guidance of Riccardo Risaliti. From 2003-2005, he studied with E. Belli at the Conservatorio Statale di Musica G. B. Pergolesi, Fermo. He also earned his post-graduate degree at the Music University “G. Braga” in Teramo in 2007.

Throughout the 1990s, while still a youngster, Deljavan played in every major city in Italy and in a number of cities around the world. He competed in numerous national and international competitions, often capturing first prize, including top honors at the 1996 Concours musical de France in Paris. In 2005, he won second prize at the 'Johann Nepomuk Hummel International Competition' in Bratislava and took the 5th prize at the 'Gina Bachauer' Junior Artists Competition in Salt Lake City (the first Italian in the history of the competition).

At the age of 22, Deljavan won the 'John Giordano Jury Discretionary Award' at the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition and was confirmed by the critics as: 'The most accomplished and charismatic musicians of his generation'.

Deljavan is among the select young artists attending the International Piano Academy at Lake Como, Italy, under the tutelage of the academy’s art director, William Grant Nabore.

He is collaborating with us with a lot recordings (Schubert, Satie, Brahms, Rubinstein, Alkan). He recently took part on the recording of the Cramer's etudes produced by OnClassical for the Naxos label.

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