Concerto No. 2 in G Major and Concerto No. 3 in e-Flat Major Arranged for Two Pianos

by Peter Ilyitch Tchaikovsky. Edited with an Introduction by Daniel Glover

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9780486490212

ISBN10:

0486490211

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Trade Paper

Pub. Date:

3/21/2013

Publisher(s):

Dover Publications

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The first single-volume publication of newly edited versions of Tchaikovsky's Second and Third Piano Concertos, the latter first intended as the composer's Sixth Symphony. The extremely rare Concerto No. 2 is presented in its original text as well as with Alexander Siloti's suggested revisions, the version usually performed.