For whomever interested: in the YT channel Martin Walsh (also doing MIDIs of unheard music) you'll find Zellner's Symphony #1. A string trio is available on CD or Spotify. Nothing else that I'm aware of, despite he wrote several chamber and piano works, another Symphony and lieder.
Might as well provide a link: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yMC_l1mEii0.html I took a look at his channel - he's mostly doing symphonies, while I'm focused on piano concertos, so there's not much overlap. Besides Zellner, he's done one movement of the Gyula Major concerto, which I'll admit sounds better than my rendition. He also did a work by Carl Joseph Brambach, whose concerto remains one of my favorite that I've transcribed, possibly due for a re-mastering since I've improved my sound quality since then by using MuseScore.
@@Darrel_Hoffman yep you guys make me both happy with different stuff. A few people also do solo piano works on MIDI but solo piano literature is immense (however studies are welcome especially because there's no imperative need of expression; well not completely true but .... Ok). MIDI doesn't work well for chamber music that could also be a great source of unheard masterworks. It doesn't work at all for vocal music unfortunately hence God knows how many great cantatas, oratorios, masses, motets, etc. we'll never enjoy. Sore for off topics.
Please read the disclaimer in the description. I'm well aware that this is no substitute for a real recording. The purpose of this channel is to bring attention to long forgotten pieces that have never been recorded, in the hopes that someone will be inspired to perform them for real.
“I saw at one time on RU-vid a discussion about piano concertos that open with just the soloist ….” May you post the URL? (Also, I suspect that there has been some discussion of violin concertos that start with just the soloist, but I cannot find such a one. Although I have heard recordings of such concertos before, I am sure that there exist many more such concertos that have not yet been recorded.)
I would have if I remembered where it was. I spent most of a year prior to starting this project doing nothing but listening to and cataloging piano concertos, so there's literally thousands of them it could've been. Kind of wish I'd taken more detailed notes on stuff like that but I didn't know I was going to be starting this channel at the time. It's probably somewhere in my catalog playlists, but there's over a month solid of music in there if you listened to it non-stop.
