The unexpected peaks of virtuosity Playing fast and loud… Being oneself intoxicated by the speed of one’s fingers… Is that really the definition of virtuosity? The word originates with virtue, a set of moral qualities before being purely technical. By choosing works by Brahms, Mozart and Liszt, Michel Dalberto shows us the slow path toward a deeper understanding of these pieces. Their difficulty of execution is only a passage so that the texts can take on their full meaning. So that the scores reveal, in full light, the genius of their creator. Their humanity.