Giovanni Paisiello (1740-1816) - The Piano Concertos .
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Piano Concerto #1 In C *
I.Allegro (00:00)
II.Larghetto (07:45)
III.Rondo (16:59)

Piano Concerto #2 In F **
I.Allegro (23:56)
II.Largo (30:25)
III.Allegretto (37:15)

Piano Concerto #3 In A *
I.Allegro (42:59)
II.Largo (48:19)
III.Minuetto (51:42)

Piano Concerto #4 In G Minor **
I.Allegro (55:44)
II.Largo (1:05:52)
III.Rondo - Allegretto (1:12:44)

Piano Concerto #5 In D *
I.Allegro Moderato (1:20:23)
II.Largo (1:27:07)
III.Allegro (1:30:25)

Sinfonia d’Opera - Allegro vivace ** (1:33:15)

Overture in D from the Opera : Prosperine **
I.Allegro spirituoso (1:38:13)
II.Andante (1:41:08)
III.Allegro (1:42:54)

Piano : Francesco Nicololosi
Campania Chamber Orchestra / Conductor : Luigi Piovano *
Collegium Philharmonicum Chamber Orchestra / Conductor : Gennaro Cappabianca **
Recorded in 2003 & 2007, at Italy
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Giovanni Paisiello is a brilliant composer that Mozart probably eclipsed. But he stands head and shoulders above the other Italian composers of his generation. A pupil of the Neapolitan School, he had a supreme gift for melody, allied with a highly individual style and idiom that foreshadow Haydn and Beethoven. Like his contemporary, his piano concertos are little gems. The slow movements are of great beauty.. (07:45), (30:25), (48:19), (1:05:52), (1:27:07) .

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