Anton Eberl - Concerto in B flat Major for Two Pianos, Op. 45

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Thought to be composed in late 1803, this Concerto was first premiered on 6 January 1804, with Eberl and his student Katharina von Hochenadl at the keyboards. Anton Eberl was born 13 June 1765, and died unexpectedly on 11 March 1807, from scarlet fever. Paulo Giacometti and Riko Fukuda are the pianists on this recording, with Michael Alexander Willens conducting the Kolner Akademie.
1) 00:01 Allegro {14'42"}
2) 14:43 Marche Trio Marche {4'01"}
3) 18:44 Intermezzo. Andante - Rondo. Vivace assai {8'18"}

[@coinnsuites1609]

Very good concerto! The composer himself was quite fond of it, performing it several times on his tours. Sadly, Anton Eberl was virtually forgotten for over 150 years after his sudden death in 1807. He had been a rival to Beethoven, especially from 1800-1807. Beethoven lived on for another 20 years after Eberl passed. Discover why Eberl was a prominent pianist and composer back then. Check out his multiple recordings, many of which are available to hear on KZbin.

[@johnL72909]

You must check out Eberl's Symphony in E flat major, op. 33, composed in 1803. One of the vids for it here on Y-T even says it is a "MUST HEAR". It is great!

[@marcdekeyser1021]

Very forgotten nice concerto