Concerto for piano and orchestra

Includes recorded audio files in WAV and MP3 formats, 29:22 in length.The first movement begins with a very slow introduction in eight bar phrases in the low strings an octave apart. The introductory material is then repeated by solo piano in octaves and perfect fifths. The structure of this movement is a sectional form. The sections are: A, B, C, A??? as described below. The introductory part, A, last from measure 1 to measure 27. This is followed by part B, which starts from measure28 and extends to measure 64. The active section of this movement, part C, which overlaps with two measures of part B beginning at measure 63 and extends to measure 137, is a rhythmic passage gradually building up to a climax. Lastly, the final part of the first movement, A???, extends from measure 138 to measure 156. Although this movement consists of four distinct sections, the thematic materials of the sections are closely related to each other. The second movement is an arch form: A,B,C,B???,A???. the individual parts are as follows: part A starts from measure 1 and extends to measure 43, part B starts from measure 44 and extends to measure 59, part C starts from measure 92, and finally part A??? starts from measure 93 and extends to measure 108. (See more in text.