Concerto for Solo Piano: III. Allegretto alla barbaresca
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Concerto for Solo Piano is a piano composition by French composer Charles-Valentin Alkan, published in 1857 as part of his Op. 39 set of études. The work is a large-scale, quasi-orchestral concertante piece for solo piano that demands extreme virtuosity and employs expansive textures, dramatic contrasts and orchestral effects characteristic of Romantic-period piano writing, occupying a distinctive place within Alkan's output and 19th-century piano repertoire.
