[Playing two-person piece] is a little more difficult [than playing a single person piece] because you have to think alike and there's not a whole lot of room on a piano so it does get a little crowded.

I know that Austria has kind of declared it Mozart's year. We just kind of wanted to do something a little more informal where we were able to celebrate his works with our students, faculty, alumni and friends.

An interesting note is that one of the reasons why Mozart wrote several pieces for two people is because he wrote them to play with his sister.