Otherwise the piano concertos have not been available for years.

He began what is believed to have been intended as a piano concerto.

Who among the following composers never wrote a piano concerto?

In 1776 Mozart turned his attention to the piano concerto, writing four very different works.

He composed his first original piano concerto at the age of 13.

Clear and accessible, it is by far the most popular of his three piano concertos.

The film featured a piano concerto which took up several minutes of screen time.

Indeed, he had to stop during one performance of a piano concerto with a symphony orchestra.

Even the early piano concertos are startlingly different from anything around them.

His many works ranged from a piano concerto to music for radio, television, theater and films.

Success doesn't come any bigger than Tchaikovsky's first piano concerto.

He was, at any rate, the next to incorporate its innovations in his own later piano concertos.

"It doesn't flow in the same way that the piano concerto does.

A recording of a Mozart piano concerto may even have been playing by his bed when he died.

In 1773 Mozart also wrote his first wholly original piano concerto.

Originally, the work was planned in four movements like the second piano concerto.

This was actually Rachmaninov's second attempt at a piano concerto.

The other piano concerto was completed a year later.

Like his second piano concerto, it is a one-movement piece.

In 1932 he graduated with highest honours, playing a piano concerto written by himself.

As he continued writing, it became a piano concerto with a solo trumpet.

As an undergraduate, he performed his own piano concerto with the school orchestra.

His recordings of the five Beethoven piano concertos appeared in 2001.

Louis Lortie played the piano concerto in much the same spirit.

About 300 titles, including a group of piano concertos, are now being reissued.