The pianoforte concertos, of which Mozart wrote seventeen in Vienna, must be considered from a somewhat different point of view.[ 40 ] They are as follows:—
F major, composed end of 1782 A major, composed early in 1783 C major, composed early in 1783
Op. 4
(413 K., part 12). (414 K., part 10). (415 K., part 3).
E flat major, composed February 9, 1784, Op. 23 (449 K., part 14).
B flat major, composed March 15, 1784, Op. 67 (450 K., part 14).
D major, composed March 22, 1784, Op. 18 (451 K., part 13).
G major, composed April 12, 1784, Op. 15 (453 K., part 9).
B flat major, composed September 30, 1784, Op. 21 (456 K., part 11).
F major, composed December 11, 1784, Op. 44 (459 K., part 10).