Tchaikovsky: piano concerto no.1/rachmaninov: piano concerto no.2 (2 piano score): With Orchestral Reduction for Second Piano

which is a relief. It is, in fact, the piano scores for the two concerti, arranged in four staves (mostly) with a very good piano reduction of the orchestral part. I couldn't find the credit for the piano reduction (didn't look very hard) but it is well done, and would suit very well indeed for a second pianist to play for rehearsal purposes.The piano score is just that; it looks as though it were a direct transcription of the original, and is blessedly free of fingering suggestions, someone else's idea of phrasing or dynamics, etc. etc. Which leaves the pianist to his or her own devices or taste.Binding is good. It really does sit flat on a music rack without resort to clothes pins or other impediments. I haven't had it long, so I can't say how sturdy it is -- but honestly, if you are planning to play this music, you would be wise to also be planning to memorise it, so that shouldn't be a problem.

Thoroughly enjoying playing this concerto ... hope to find someone to play with!Such a stunning piece of work!

Good quality book that folds flat. Clear, precise notation. The music is other worldly.

Good scores for 2 pianos. Exactly what I was expecting.

I love Tchaikovsky! It is a must have piano book for anyone who plays piano. Great edition! Great music! Thank you.