Favorite work that does not exist.

[j_menz]

I really prefer his Hummerklavier.

Is that the motorised version of the hammered cavalier?

[alistaircrane4]

Is that the motorised version of the hammered cavalier?

I actually wanted to keep it a little safer than having a drunk knight drive hahaha

[8_octaves]

Gottschalk sonatas

That would be marvellous!  

What about Gottschalk: Piano Concerto in f-minor ?  

Lore says, another work of his (which exists), could have been part of it...

But: No one has found the - or a - score of the "Concerto in f minor", so the world has to be alert in case of sudden appearance, or...will have to assume: It doesn't exist. Newspapers and concert reviews from the former times also don't mention a performance of a "concerto in f" by Moreau. Addition: (which means: one which he would have composed. But he played at least movement I of the f-minor Henselt-concerto, of which the reviews (critic) were partly super, and partly "not-so-good".)

Greetings from Germany, 8_octaves  

[gasplamey]

Rachmaninoff Concerto no. 5, Chopin Sonata no. 4. Scriaibn COncerto no. 2 written before Sonaat no 4.

[drvaughn]

Amy Beach - Piano sonata
Edvard Grieg - Piano concerto no. 2
George Gershwin - Symphony no. 1 and opera based on Zora Neale Hurston's "Their Eyes Were Watching God"

[drvaughn]

Has anyone noticed that Spanish composers did not write many piano concertos? I've love to hear a piano concerto by Albeniz or Granados. Of course, there IS De Falla's "Nights in the Gardens of Spain." It's wonderful but not quite a concerto.

[essence]

Kurt Weill piano sonata for solo piano

[liszt-and-the-galops]

Alkan - Concerto da Camera no. 18 has to be up there, though no. 15 is fantastic as well. Honestly I couldn't believe that he wrote any chamber music than no. 3 (that one's real!).

Also Chaminade - Sonata no. 5 and the Grand Duo pour Piano et Flûte.

Lastly, Price - Piano Concerto no. 3, though no. 4 is great as well.

[thorn]

Has anyone noticed that Spanish composers did not write many piano concertos? I've love to hear a piano concerto by Albeniz or Granados. Of course, there IS De Falla's "Nights in the Gardens of Spain." It's wonderful but not quite a concerto.

I consider the Falla a concerto, but I understand what you mean. Have you heard the Surinach concerto? He also orchestrated parts of Albeniz Iberia (the ones Arbos didn't manage)