... at least a dozen of them are considered of highest qualities. One charming piece was written during his Viennese years, Piano Concerto in G major (K.453). In 1784, Mozart wrote this delightful concerto no. 17 for Fraulein Babette, Barbara von Ployer, his student at the time. It was said to be Mozart's quintessential example of the genre; breathtaking effortless piano virtuosity overflows ... of the first movement is allegro concerto form, with an exposition followed by a solo exposition, development, and recapitulation. The enchantment begins with an introduction of its graceful melodi...

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