The , composed in 1934 by Swedish composer Lars-Erik Larsson
The concerto is structured in three movements, adhering to the traditional fast-slow-fast format. It is a testament to Larsson’s craftsmanship that the work feels substantial—it is a true "concerto" in the Baroque sense, meaning it features a dialogue between the soloist and the accompanying ensemble (originally string orchestra, though a piano reduction is the standard format for study and recital).
The concerto is in three short, connected movements (total duration ~12–15 minutes). It is neo-classical: transparent orchestration, clear forms, lyricism, and wit.
While copyrighted scores (like PDFs) are not legally available for free download due to ongoing copyright protections, you can find the authorized sheet music through major publishers and platforms:
