Piano Concerto No. 21

Piano Concerto No. 21 is a classical music composition by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, completed in 1785. It features a solo piano accompanied by an orchestra, showcasing the pianist's skill and creativity. The concerto is known for its beautiful melodies and emotional depth, particularly in the serene second movement, often referred to as "Andante." This work is celebrated for its balance between the piano and orchestra, creating a dialogue between the two. It's frequently performed in concert halls and remains a favorite in the classical repertoire, embodying the elegance and innovation of the Classical era.