Richard Pennycuick asked: >Are there other left hand concertos of interest? The Korngold Concerto in C-sharp (written in 1923 on commission from Paul Wittgenstein) is IMO a masterpiece. Gary Graffman said this about it: To begin with, I find the concerto marvelously pianistic. It explores so many possibilities of the instrument - those of achieving different types of sonorities - and is wonderfully constructed, formally. I find his bittersweet harmonies hauntingly expressive. He achieves not just the effect of two hands, but sometimes three or four! I agree with Harold Truscott in his description of this work as a large symphony for piano and orchestra. In fact, I'd go even further and say that the concerto is almost operatic.* *Quoted in Brendan G. Carroll's "The Last Prodigy," Amadeus Press, Portland, Oregon, USA, 1997, p. 166) Two recordings of the work I have and would recommend are Howard Shelley's on Chandos CHAN 9508 and Steven de Groote's on cpo 999 046-2. GeneH