Concerto in Classical Style

All three movements are immensely appealing, very playable. 1st movement needs a student who plays repeated staccato chords with ease. The cadenza is the most difficult part. This movement features an impressive-sounding coda which has octaves and one 4-note chord. Small hands can refinger / play the 4-note...

chord with two hands and leave out one of the octave notes without anyone noticing as Piano II doubles the notes. The 2nd movement is one of the most beautiful slow concerto movements, lyrical, expressive. 3rd movement is a Tarantella with a middle section in A major - the most difficult part to read. The coda features a stretto where Piano I and II seem to interrupt each other which is the most difficult part as far as ensemble goes. This concerto is perfect for a student who already has experience reading and playing chords / chord progressions. All 3 movements have sections where Piano I (Solo) has accompanying figures while Piano II has the melody.