Piano Concerto, No. 9, K.271- Jeunehomme / Piano Concerto, No. 12, K.414
Robert Levin's Mozart concerto series continues with great success.  Again he improvises his own cadenzas to the Concertos, just as Mozart would have  done, and decorates the written text with little embellishments and flourishes.  Most of the time, though, he just plays what Mozart wrote, bringing it to life  with his animated and intelligent playing. There are already two sets of Mozart  piano concertos on period instruments in the catalog. Malcolm Bilson's (Archiv)  is wonderful, and although I haven't heard Jos van Immerseel's (Channel  Classics), I'm told it's also very good. But if you can't splurge on Mozart,  what's money good for?--Leslie Gerber