Little known piano and orch concertos

If you don't mind, I am still free to express my opinion... Whether you like it or not, and I don't think I have disrespected anyone by saying that I don't like their music.

Ps piano and composition. Unless I have a degree from a two-year or three-year program, which I don't believe I do, those are two diplomas, therefore the degrees reduce to 1.

Get informed, the old diploma is equivalent to a second-level diploma. It's a 3, I'm sorry.

antares86 wrote:

I don't think I disrespected anyone by saying that I don't like their music.

You should have just said it, you didn't write exactly that. If you don't like it, that's your problem and there is no problem with writing it... saying it's a joke is something else. It's not like we are stupid here, eh?!

End OT, thanks.

Nanuccio, I replied to you privately.

gpr

gpr wrote:

Nanuccio, I replied to you in private.

gpr

I don't know how interested Nanuccio really is, not even a comment on the many reports ...

Silbermann wrote:

I don't know how interested Nanuccio truly is, not even a comment on the many reports ...

a bitter 'like' dear Silbermann... I share your perplexities

Dear friends and colleagues, I apologize for the prolonged silence, but due to commitments I have not had the time or way to respond to you, but I assure you that I have read all your comments and heard your precious suggestions. I am sorry that at a certain point the discussion went off track, but unfortunately Allevi is always a delicate subject that always sparks useless discussions; it should almost be banned from forums... ahahah!

Returning to us and the original topic, some time ago I heard Mario Pilati's piano and orchestra concerto; I also managed to find the score and I must say that it is not bad, both from a purely musical-aesthetic and technical point of view. In my opinion, it proves to be a mirror of the Italian musical reality of those years. What do you think?

I propose another one... Hummel piano concerto no. 2 op. 85

Nanuccio wrote:

Dear friends and colleagues, I apologize for the prolonged silence, but due to commitments I have not had the time or way to respond to you, but I assure you that I have read all your comments and heard your precious suggestions. I am sorry that at a certain point the discussion went off track, but unfortunately Allevi is always a delicate subject that always sparks useless discussions; it should almost be banned from forums... ahahah!

Turning back to us and the original topic, some time ago I heard Mario Pilati's concerto for piano and orchestra; I also managed to find the score and I must say it is not bad, both from a purely musical-aesthetic and technical point of view. In my opinion, it turns out to be a mirror of the Italian musical reality of those years. What do you think?

I don't know the concerto and I don't know the composer....link to listen to it, score?

I had overlooked this further dispute about Allevi... Ugh... Please stay on topic, enough with this free image promotion.

Dante wrote:

I don't know the concerto and I don't know the composer....link to listen to it, score?

To listen to it:

To read it:

http://imslp.org/wiki/Piano_Concerto_in_C_major_(Pilati,_Mario)

Open content (youtube)

http://imslp.org/wiki/Piano_Concerto_in_C_major_(Pilati,_Mario)

antares86 wrote:

I propose another one... Hummel piano concerto no. 2 op. 85

This one is beautiful too!