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Frédéric Chopin - Allegro de Concert Op 46 | Library of Music

At the request of ‪@pianist_detentive‬ Composed in 1841, Allegro de Concert, Op. 46 is a standalone concert piece by Frédéric Chopin, originally conceived as the first movement of a projected (but never completed) piano concerto. It is the only orchestral-scale work for solo piano that Chopin completed without orchestration. The piece is structured in sonata allegro form, displaying virtuosic bravura passages alongside lyrical episodes, merging pianistic brilliance with the composer's signature poetic expressivity. While not frequently performed, the work is a showcase of Chopin's mature style, rich in polyphonic textures, modulations, and dramatic contrasts. Unlike his better-known character pieces, the Allegro de Concert demands endurance and technical command, often compared in scope to Beethoven’s and Liszt’s larger works. Despite lacking orchestration, it carries the grandeur and density of a concerto’s first movement, suggesting that it was likely intended for later orchestral expansion.