Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)
Fantaisie en ré mineur, K 397
Rondo en ré majeur, K 485
Gigue en sol majeur, K 574
Adagio en si mineur, K 540
Rondo en la mineur, K 511
Fantaisie en do mineur, K 475

Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849)
Ecossaise en ré majeur, op. 72 n° 1
Ecossaise en sol majeur, op. 72 n° 2
Prélude en sol majeur, op 28 n° 3
Prélude en mi mineur, op. 28 n° 4
Prélude en si mineur, op. 28 n° 6
Prélude en la majeur, op. 28 n° 7
Prélude en fa mineur, op. 28 n° 18
Prélude en do mineur, op. 28 n° 20
Valse en la mineur, op. 34 n° 2
Mazurka en la mineur, op. 17 n° 4

Josep Colom, piano

Who knows what Mozart and Chopin might have played had they actually come face to face in or around 1830, if the former had not died so prematurely. They might both have improvised on a given theme, or played together on two pianos. And, given the custom of the day, each would very probably have performed something the other had written. Had that happened, the results might not have been that far removed from what we hear on this recording: a journey towards an imaginary encounter made reality by the exceptional vision and artistry of Josep Colom.