Little known piano and orch concertos

There is little of it romantic, and very little known. In this regard, Grieg's piano concerto has disappeared from concert halls

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1Yoyz6_Los

... it will be the usual fashions

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In terms of "modern" (so to speak), good old Ligeti never hurts

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5SJDLkE7Tg

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Even Bartók

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoD8O4GAQ2E

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Ravel, shall we talk about it?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zIXSqyYyq0

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Let's say that for the lesser-known ones you should turn to the 21st century, then perhaps one would be speaking of modern in a strict sense.

... mmhm, good old Petrassi

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETutbju_QpE

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Does anyone know it?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asnerCI6SvY

Ennio Morricone - Finale of an "interrupted romantic concerto" for violin, piano (In canon) and orchestra

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There is Allevi's one. A, that won't do, it's too well-known:)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=af_4G3mqcyY

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Ah taste, wonderful

Krzysztof Penderecki: Piano Concerto (2001/2002)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fj8GJ0LsTL8

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Allevi...Frank sei in vena di battute!!!

antares86 wrote:

Allevi...Frank you're in the mood for jokes!!!

... read carefully

well... speaking of concerts that are out of use or out of fashion, then you made me think of Addinsell's Warsaw Concerto

I had it on a music cassette that appeared in my house in the '80s.

(I swear I didn't get it myself. Someone must have given it to my parents knowing that the boy liked classical music)

PS: Nanuccio!... when you have made your choice let us know. I am curious

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Well, as for unknown Romantic concerts, there would be those of von Henselt and Thalberg, but they aren't exactly for a little health walk...

antares86 wrote:

Allevi...Frank you're in the mood for jokes!!!

... Your joke is nice antares86, when can we listen to yours?

There is a suite of mine for harpsichord and a couple of Lieds on the forum if you are really interested...

antares86 wrote:

There is a suite of mine for harpsichord and a couple of Lieder on the forum if you are truly interested...

You'll see that Nanuccio won't wait a moment to study it ... when you have written a concerto for piano and orchestra, we will talk about it again.

I don't think I have ever proposed anything of my own to anyone to study... well, give me time and one day I will write that too, maybe you know how I am, I am still a student...

antares86 wrote:

you know how I am, still a student...

Well, then a little respect for someone who has three degrees (one in composition and another in piano) and is a professional.

Fantasy wrote:

Well, then a little respect for someone who has three degrees (one in composition and another in piano) and is a professional.

and who is it?