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Shark wrote:In the meantime, everyone knows that the repertoire for left hand (for pf) does not consist of just a single piece
I will take advantage of this point made by Shark to open this topic; perhaps Shark himself could propose a list of pieces, or anyone else who might be interested.
This thing has quite piqued my curiosity; I had never thought about this before.
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Those that came to mind:
Bartok - study
Berens - exercises op- 39
Bonamici Ferdinando - 100 exercises, studies op 272, 34 melodic studies
Bortkjevic Sergej - Concerto op. 28
Boulez - Variations
Brahms - Chaconne, Study
Britten - Diversions on a theme
Ciaikovsky - Moto perpetuo (from a Weber sonata)
Czerny - School for the left hand op 399
D'Alessandro Raffaele - 3 sonatinas and 6 pieces
Godowzky - 6 waltzes, poems, suite, prelude and fugue
Hindemith - Klaviermusik (with orchestra)
Kalbrenner - 4 sonatas op 42,48,56, 177
Korngold - Concerto op. 17
Lang Walter - Sonatina
Lipatti Dinu - Fantasia
Martinu Bohuslav - Divertimento (with orchestra)
Pauer Ernst - Suite, Studies (4 volumes)
Philipp Isidore - 2 studies
Prokofiev - Concerto n 4 op. 53
Reger Max - 4 studies
Reinecke karl - Sonata op 179
Rendano Alfonso - Melody, In a dream
Saint Saens - 6 studies op- 135
Scriabin - Prelude and Nocturne op 9
Smetana - 5 waltzes, Study
Strauss Richard - Passacaglia (with orchestra)
Wittgenstein Paul - School for the left hand (13 volumes)
Zichy Geza - 6 studies. 4 concert studies
Zimmer Jan - Concerto
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There are also some transcriptions, see the one of the Chaconne for solo piano m.s. by Brahms and Godowsky's transcriptions of some Chopin studies
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There would also be Ravel, Piano Concerto in D for the left hand, dedicated to the pianist Paul Wigtenstein (who had lost his right arm in the war).
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I forgot the icing on the cake
http://www.pianoconcerto.it/forum/index.php?/topic/3628-concerto-per-mano-sinistra-e-ombrello/
