Mozart/ Duo Pleyel - Mozarts Real Musical Father AEC Music Jean-Efflam writes: 'To play a

Jean-Efflam writes: 'To play a concerto under a conductor who shares and enriches one's vision of the work concerned is one of the greatest joys in the life of a soloist

with the Bartok piece being more austere and 'early-modernist' than Camilleri's rich and neo-Romantic work that appeared 70 years later

Because of it's meditative character and it's return to the simplest basic musical forms

2009 two DVD set

Mozart/ Duo Pleyel - Mozarts Real Musical Father AEC Music Jean-Efflam writes: 'To play aFollowing their superb Dussek album (5 stars in BBC Music Magazine), Duo Pleyel's Richard Egarr and Alexandra Nepomnyashchaya explore the seminal role a musical father figure can play in shaping another composer. From Mozart's first meeting with Johann Christian Bach (the 'London Bach') as a young boy in England in 1764, an extraordinary musical bond and mutual respect was forged between the two great composers. The life long influence of the older