Mozart wrote all of his piano concertos for himself “or for a small circle of amateurs and connoisseurs;” which resulted in the fact that; excepting a few; they were not published during his lifetime. Even K. 503; his longest piano concerto; was only published posthumously by Constanze at her own expense. Mozart's particular fondness for this work can be seen from a sketch leaf for the first movement; on which he thoroughly honed the composition. The piano reduction for our edition was prepared by the world-famous pianist András Schiff; to whom we also owe the reductions for the concertos K. 453; 467 and 488. In addition he also supplied the fingerings for the solo part as well as the cadenza.

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	Piano Concerto in A minor; Op. 54 : 2 Pianos; 4 Hands Piano Reduction - 2 Copies Needed to Perform : ed. Peter Jost piano red. Johannes Umbreit fing. Mitsuko Uchida : # HN660
	Piano Concerto A minor Op. 16 : 2 Pianos; 4 Hands : (ed. Einar Steen-Nokleberg; fing. Einar Steen-Nokleberg) : # HN719
	Piano Concerto D Major Op. 61a After the Violin Concerto : 2 Pianos; 4 Hands : (ed. Hans-Werner Kuthen; fing. Hans Kann) : # HN815
	Piano Concerto No. 5 in F Major; Op. 103 (Egyptian) : Two-Piano Reduction : (ed. Peter Jost; piano red. Johannes Umbreit; fing. Pascal Roge) : # HN1144
	Piano Concerto No. 2 in G-minor Op. 22 : Piano Reduction : (ed. Peter Jost; piano red: Johannes Umbreit; fing: Pascal Roge) : # HN1355
	Piano Concerto G Minor Op. 33 : Facsimile (Score) : # HN3215
	Piano Concerto in A Major K488 : Facsimile : # HN3216
	Piano Concerto in E-Flat Major; K. 482 (Study Score) : # HN7240
	Piano Concerto G Major Op. 58; No. 4 : Study Score 2 Pianos; 4 Hands (Study Score) : (ed. Hans-Werner Kuthen; fing. Hans Kann) : Study Score : # HN9804
	Piano Concerto D Major Op. 61a After the Violin Concerto : Study Score 2 Pianos; 4 Hands (Study Score) : (ed. Hans-Werner Kuthen; fing. Hans Kann) : Study Score : # HN9815