Two reasons for this: Next year will be another Mozart-fest (250th birthday) so getting in early I think he's a composer I forget to listen to simply because he is so familiar The works I know reasonably well are some of the operas (Figaro,Cosi and Don G.) and the Requiem and that's it! Anyway, this morning I was listening to, and thoroughly enjoying, a piano concerto (#21, Annie Fischer) and wondering what else (because there is a lot) I really should get to hear. I have a slight feeling of watching Casablanca; you catch yourself thinking 'that's such a cliche' then remembering it only became so afterwards. So, which are the 'great' Mozart works?