Die Familie Menuhin (Konzert Für Drei Klaviere Und Orchester Nr. 7 F-dur KV 242 / Konzert Für Zwei Klaviere Und Orchester Nr. 10 Es-dur KV 365)

Released in 1966 on the Electrola label, this recording showcases a unique musical collaboration within the Menuhin family. Yehudi Menuhin, renowned for his virtuosity as a violinist, joined his sisters Hephzibah and Yaltah, along with his nephew Jeremy Menuhin and pianist Fou Ts'Ong, to interpret Mozart's concertos for multiple pianos. These works, KV 242 and KV 365, were originally composed by Mozart for his own performances with his sister and pupils, making the family-centric approach of this recording a fitting homage to the composer's original intent.

The recording features the Bath Festival Orchestra and the London Philharmonic Orchestra, ensembles with which Yehudi Menuhin held a long-standing creative partnership. The production reflects the mid-century classical recording aesthetic, emphasizing clarity and ensemble balance. Upon its release, the album was noted for the intimate chemistry between the performers, who brought a sense of personal legacy to Mozart's technically demanding compositions. It remains a documented artifact of the Menuhins' collaborative efforts in the mid-1960s European classical scene.