Klavierkonzert Nr. 25 C-Dur, KV 503 • Konzert-Rondo D-Dur, KV 382 • Konzert-Rondo A-Dur, KV 386

Released in 1968 on the Philips label, this recording features the Austrian pianist Ingrid Haebler performing Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 25 alongside the London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Alceo Galliera. The recording was part of Philips' effort to document the complete Mozart piano concertos with Haebler, a project that solidified her reputation as one of the preeminent Mozart interpreters of the mid-20th century. Her approach was noted for its refinement, clarity, and adherence to the stylistic sensibilities of the era, favoring poise and lyricism over overt dramatic intensity.

The album reflects the high standards of Philips’ 'Hi-Fi Stereo' production during the late 1960s, a period when the label was praised for its balanced, transparent sound engineering. By coupling the substantial C-Major concerto with the two lighter concert-rondos, the release offered a comprehensive view of Mozart’s output for piano and orchestra. At the time of its release, the recording was well-regarded by critics for its balanced interaction between soloist and orchestra, contributing to the enduring archival value of the Haebler cycle.