Play Mozart: Concerto pour piano n° 21 (partition interactive pour piano)

Tombooks revolutionizes score reading and offers pianists a unique experience:

Play the second movement of Mozart’s piano concerto no. 21 accompagnied by a full orchestra, just like in a concert hall!

****For all pianists with three years or more of piano training****

The STUDIO provides a quick and effective way to learn the piece. Whether you are an amateur or highly skilled pianist, you can be accompanied by a full orchestra that has been recorded live in high fidelity sound. You can adjust the tempo of the orchestral accompaniment to correspond to your level of skill, personalize the score with your annotations, print your annotated score, record your playing and take advantage of our performance and interpretation suggestions to assist in your learning.

In the AUDITORIUM, you can learn all about the history of the "Concerto No. 21" and the extraordinary life of Mozart thanks to an immersive narrative accompanied by illustrations, music, videos and famous performances.

The LIBRARY is a veritable social network dedicated to classical music. It allows you to share your recordings and annotated scores with fellow enthusiasts.

FUNCTIONS

Studio
• Interactive piano sheet music of Mozarts Concerto No. 21
• High quality live recording of Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 21 with orchestra
• Functions that allow the orchestral accompaniment to be played slower or faster without any loss of sound quality
• Function: record
• Professional playing advice
• Personalised annotation of scores
• Metronome
• Print and send emails of scores — annotated or not

Auditorium
• The life and work of Mozart through an interactive multimedia biography
• The history of the Concerto No. 21
• A specially commissioned live recording, the better to get into the work
• A selection of audio and video recordings of the second movement of Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 21 by famous musicians with accompanying commentaries

Library
• A social network where you can share your recordings, annotated scores and opinions.