Erich Korngold's is cast in a single movement, while Ned Rorem's [roar em] is in eight movements.
Erich Korngold's is cast in a single movement, while Ned Rorem's [roar em] is in eight movements. Both Britten and Richard Strauss were asked to write them, but nothing became of those requests. Prokofiev's variant, his fourth, was still rejected by Paul Wittgenstein, the soloist who commissioned it, noting that he "didn't understand a note of it." FTP, name this classical genre, the most famous work of which was composed by Maurice Ravel at the same time as his Piano Concerto in G major.
Erich Korngold's is cast in a single movement, while Ned Rorem's [roar em] is in eight movements.
{Piano concerto} for the {left hand} [accept reasonable equivalents]