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Old Oct-02-2007, 12:11
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Has this piece been written for the Piano or could it be done with justice? Its a joy to listen to and it would be even more of a joy to listen to myself playing it.
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Your question raises another interesting question: Has any concerto been transcribed for the piano? I wonder how they sound, if there are any.
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Your question raises another interesting question: Has any concerto been transcribed for the piano? I wonder how they sound, if there are any.

Beethoven's Violin Concerto has.
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Beethoven's Violin Concerto has.
I don't mean violin+orchestra -> piano+orchestra, like this one here. I'm looking for something that Liszt would have done. Piano, and only piano.
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