Dmitri Kabalevsky wrote one of these pieces for Soviet youth, and Mozart's twentieth is his only one in a minor key and his twenty-sixth is often called the "Coronation".
Dmitri Kabalevsky wrote one of these pieces for Soviet youth, and Mozart's twentieth is his only one in a minor key and his twenty-sixth is often called the "Coronation". Franz Liszt wrote one of these for two of the solo instruments entitled "Pathetique", and both Sergei Prokofiev and Maurice Ravel wrote ones for Paul Wittgenstein to be played only with the left hand. Beethoven's fifth and final of these compositions is called the "Emperor". FTP, name these pieces written for orchestra and solo piano.
Dmitri Kabalevsky wrote one of these pieces for Soviet youth, and Mozart's twentieth is his only one in a minor key and his twenty-sixth is often called the "Coronation".
{Piano Concerto} [prompt on {concerto}]