Favorite work that does not exist.

[thalbergmad]

Mine would be the Smetena Piano Concerto.

What is yours?.

Thal

[dosan12]

Scriabin - Mysterium

Bach - Preludes and Fugues for ondes martenot

Mozart - Sunday

Beethoven - Symphony "Minimalist"

Alkan - Pain inducers

[mjames]

sibelius symphony no. 8

[perprocrastinate]

Mine would be the Smetena Piano Concerto.

What is yours?.

Thal

Are you sure your favorite isn't the Schumann Piano Concerto No. 2?

[rachmforever]

Scriabin - Mysterium

Bach - Preludes and Fugues for ondes martenot

Mozart - Sunday

Beethoven - Symphony "Minimalist"

Alkan - Pain inducers

Actually there is Mysterium from Scriabin I think
but Mozart - Sunday. It killed me

[dosan12]

Oh, one more:

Mahler - Snowstorm

[visitor]

Bartok - Hungarian rhapsody on a theme of Brahms for arm pit farts and tambourine

[chopinlover01]

Bartok Tonal Symphony in F triple flat-and-a-half locrian

[j_menz]

Plinkovsky - Fantasy and Fugue on Themes by Schumann.

[verqueue]

Opera brillante by Chopin,
Sonata "Black Mass" by Medtner
Sonata no 10 by Rach

and Nocturn by Bach of course.

[starlady]

Anything by Adrian Leverkuhn--s.

[alistaircrane4]

Chopin Fantasy in F-minor for piano and orchestra. This was planned by Liszt but never executed. I wonder how he would have done it.

[diomedes]

Chopin Symphonia Contrappuntistica

Sorabji pedagogical piano music. The first volume: he's so darn good at writing music for those little four year olds and the 5 finger hand positions. Certainly a favorite of mine.

Bruckner Piano Concerto in g sharp minor Op.599

[pazzi]

Debussy - Piano Concerto
Ravel - Sonata and Etudes
 

[ahinton]

Actually there is Mysterium from Scriabin I think

Nemtin, actually; I'm no Scriabin scholar but doubt that there's more than a handful of mneasures of Scriabin in its 160 minutes of music that curioursly ends not dissimilarly to the revised version of Boulez's Dérive II in the way that everything gradually converges onto a loud unison.

Best,

Alistair

[ahinton]

Sonata "Black Mass" by Mednter

Who's that, then?

Anyway, to answer the question - one that I've not yet written...

Best,

Alistair

[thalbergmad]

Are you sure your favorite isn't the Schumann Piano Concerto No. 2?

What a horrid thought.

Thal

[quantum]

Bach  - Quintuple fugue in 5 voices.

Chopin - 12 etudes for 2 pianos 4 hands.

Mozart - Tone cluster Sonata

Vierne - Symphony for organ and piano.

Bartok - Urban street noise folk dances.

Vivaldi - Global warming

[outin]

Franck: 24 Preludes and Fugues for solo piano

[ahinton]

Chopin: Piano Quintet In Memoriam Charles-Valentin Alkan and Franz Liszt, Op. 104 (1889).

Best,

Alistair

[Bob]

Mahler XI

Or Mahler XII.  I guess it's a toss up.

[diomedes]

Nemtin, actually; I'm no Scriabin scholar but doubt that there's more than a handful of mneasures of Scriabin in its 160 minutes of music that curioursly ends not dissimilarly to the revised version of Boulez's Dérive II in the way that everything gradually converges onto a loud unison.

For what it is, it's not a waste of time. The authenticity of it is doubtful, but it has moments. Or maybe i'm attached to the theme of the 8th sonata which gets reused in that a fair bit. I find the first part of three parts the most convincing. I recently listened to it, and after all the years have passed it still has purpose.

Mahler XI

Or Mahler XII.  I guess it's a toss up.

That's with the Das Lied in the equation or is there something i don't know about?

[ahinton]

For what it is, it's not a waste of time. The authenticity of it is doubtful, but it has moments. Or maybe i'm attached to the theme of the 8th sonata which gets reused in that a fair bit. I find the first part of three parts the most convincing. I recently listened to it, and after all the years have passed it still has purpose.

I didn't and indeed wouldn't suggest that it's waste of time as such - just that hardly any of it is really Scriabin.

Best,

Alistair

[apmapmapm]

Very true Alistair - hardly any of it is by Scriabin and more importantly, as it seems to not have been mentioned yet, the large-scale completion by Nemtin is merely that of the 'Prefatory Act' to the what-would-have-been 'Mysterium.' I didn't quite catch the perfumes and dancers in that Nemtin recording!

[pencilart3]

Chopin - Etude No. 28 "Catastrophic Tsunami"  

Beethoven - The Apocalypse

Anyone - Piece for 100 pianos

[rachmforever]

Schubert - Piano concerto 

[visitor]

Schubert - Piano concerto 

nope. sorry. it exists. and it's wonderful.

[liszt1022]

Berlioz/Not-Liszt solo transcription of Symphonie fantastique*

*Duchable's manner of playing what's listed as Liszt is so heavily revised it may as well be Berlioz/Duchable. It is not published

Gottschalk sonatas

Godowsky - Concerto for the left hand, original Etudes, Paganini etudes

Debussy sonata

Mature piano works from Berlioz & Wagner

[alistaircrane4]

nope. sorry. it exists. and it's wonderful.

Sorry to burst your bubble but that is just an arrangement of Schubert's Fantasie in F-moll for Four Hands. Schubert only wrote it for piano four hands. It wasn't even published while he was living.

[rachmforever]

Agreed with alistaircrane4
There isn't official piano concerto by Schubert. Sorry mister  

[visitor]

Sorry to burst your bubble but that is just an arrangement of Schubert's Fantasie in F-moll for Four Hands. Schubert only wrote it for piano four hands. It wasn't even published while he was living.

no bubble. Looks. Sounds. Plays like a concerto.  It is schuberts music. It is piano and orchestra. Dmitri just helped bring it to market.   It's a concerto to me.

[rachmforever]

no bubble. Looks. Sounds. Plays like a concerto.  It is schuberts music. It is piano and orchestra. Dmitri just helped bring it to market.   It's a concerto to me.

lol xD I'm sorry, But it's fantasy which wasn't arrangement by Schubert. By the way I'm not sure if it have form like concerto (didn't listen it full) from a music professional point of view it is not piano concerto of Schubert. 

[diomedes]

Berlioz/Not-Liszt solo transcription of Symphonie fantastique*

*Duchable's manner of playing what's listed as Liszt is so heavily revised it may as well be Berlioz/Duchable. It is not published Sad

I wouldn't mind getting my paws on that, certainly.

Godowsky's 10/5 tarantella is horrific. Don't let the 8th notes fool you.
The Rossini/Liszt is usually where I go in a Tarantella mood.

I tried to find Duchable playing this Berlioz of which you speak, i don't have the recording. But i did find him making a fine demonstration of that Tarantella which is new to me. I did enjoy it.

[j_menz]

I'm not sure if it have form like concerto

And what "form" is that?

EDIT: It also seems that some people think one exists (though you may be disappointed by the reality).

https://www.last.fm/music/The+Cleveland+Orchestra/Grieg+Piano+Concerto+&+Schubert+Piano+Concerto

[liszt1022]

I tried to find Duchable playing this Berlioz of which you speak, i don't have the recording.

/\ Best piano fantastique on record. Second best is Christopher O'Riley.
I bought this CD of the Duchable, but it's now out of print and hard to find.
https://www.arkivmusic.com/classical/album.jsp?album_id=58017&album_group=14

[pianoart]

Scarlatti sonata no. 1223, A minor, adagio.

[outin]

Scarlatti sonata no. 1223, A minor, adagio.

And of course everything that goes between 555 and that 

[quantum]

I think it would be neat if Scarlatti reached # 1337. 

[dosan12]

I think it would be neat if Scarlatti reached # 1337. 

Sonata #1337 "H4X0R #rekt" in GG

[pianoart]

Actually, waking up this morning, I was wishing for Scarlatti nos. 556-19,947.

[j_menz]

Of all the people who one might wish to have written more in a particular form, surely Scarlatti and Sonatas are the least likely candidates. If 555 ain't enough, join a twelve step program. 

[chopinlover01]

Of all the people who one might wish to have written more in a particular form, surely Scarlatti and Sonatas are the least likely candidates. If 555 ain't enough, join a twelve step program. 

I'm dying XD

[outin]

Of all the people who one might wish to have written more in a particular form, surely Scarlatti and Sonatas are the least likely candidates. If 555 ain't enough, join a twelve step program. 

They offer those for Scarlatti addicts?

[j_menz]

They offer those for Scarlatti addicts?

I'd assumed you were already getting leaflets and visits.

[lostinidlewonder]

I love Beethovens Pathetic Sonata for piano.

[outin]

I'd assumed you were already getting leaflets and visits.

Seems I am not alone in my addiction, so maybe they've been busy elsewhere?

[j_menz]

I love Beethovens Pathetic Sonata for piano.

Not so fond of his Apostrophe Sonata?

[ahinton]

Not so fond of his Apostrophe Sonata?

Or his Template one?...

Best,

Alistair

[chopinlover01]

Or the Pastry Sonata?

[alistaircrane4]

I really prefer his Hummerklavier.