Piano Concerto No. 14 (Mozart) instance of musical work/composition
The Piano Concerto No. 14 in E♭ major, K. 449, by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was written in 1784.History
It is the first composition he entered into a notebook of his music that he then kept for the next seven years, marking down main themes, dates of completion, and other important information. From this notebook we have the information that he completed the concerto on February 9, 1784.
In the same year, he wrote several concertos in succession, and in a letter to his father that May, wrote of the 15th and 16th concertos (K. 450 and 451) that he "could not choose between them" but that "the one in E-flat [No. 14] does not belong at all to the same category. It is one of a quite peculiar kind...". The 14th is regarded as being the first of the mature series of concertos Mozart wrote, and indeed, commentators such as Girdlestone and Hutchings valued it as one of the best, particularly as all three movements are of the highest standard.
Mozart wrote this and the piano concertos nos. 12, K. 414, and 13, K. 415, for his subscription concerts, "either with a large orchestra with wind instruments or merely a quattro" [with string quartet].
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