Two women gave rise to the composition of the two piano concertos Kristian Bezuidenhout presents here. The "Jeunehomme", a summit work of astounding audacity, would be better named after its dedicatee, the virtuoso Louise Victoire Jenamy, daughter of the dancer Noverre, a close friend of Mozart. The formally less exuberant but nonetheless exceedingly complex and enchanting Piano Concerto No. 18 was written by Mozart for Maria Theresa of Paradis, a blind pianist who was celebrated throughout Europe. Two highly different works that complement each other admirably.