Concertino for Piano and Orchestra (Original Composition)

This is definitely the piece I am most proud of. This is the best work I've written (to date) in terms of melodic fullness and structure. I look forward to publishing the rest of the movements, but this first movement is near and dear to my heart.

While I still have a long way to go with my studies of orchestration, I think this is a great introduction to my orchestral writing. Originally completed while I was 18 and revised a year later.

[tarikeld]

Beautiful concerto, I could't write something like this! But I wouldn't call it Adagio, rather Allegretto/Allegro with 4/4 time and double the note values.

[roman]

Very nice music. I love all the classical composer style that went into this, with a little bit of mozart melodies, the bach style chord progressions, with the hint of modern flow. Overall great piece that I would love to hear from a real orchestra.

[asllenn]

I can't wait to listen to the whole concert, congratulations!!!

[johnpcomposer]

It's amazing to me when I hear of composers so young producing such sophisticated work. Would like to hear how the rest of the concerto progresses. Would like to hear the piano come out a little more when it is up against the orchestra.

[itspedroteixeira]

I love the mood of this piece. Those passages reminds me of the good old Russian composers

[egilytterlitokle]

Very good! I love the harmonies going from 5:55 and into the D-major chord in bar 220.

[Reinhard_G.]

Very impressive -- my highest appreciation! So good to know that beautiful classical music still being composed nowadays... thank you, keep up the tradition; the world needs it more than ever in these unsteady times!

[justremathings]

This was wonderful! The melodies truly felt free, the finale was soo epic even Rachmaninoff would be proud, your use of sixths fit right in! A truly well composed piece! <3

[SSB-immn]

Very nice to hear, indeed! I thought 229-236 particularly skilful. Do keep going with composing - I look forward to hearing more as you grow in experience; the talent is already there, clearly!

[willyegger]

Hi, This was so very beautiful to listen! - I loved the way, how you were building up the musical tension, and the dramatical parts
are absolutely awesome to listen. - The melodies are sometimes so beautiful, that I got tears from listening, especially, when
the slower part begins in c-sharp minor! - Wow, that is really beautiful! - I also like how the orchestra is in a dialogue with
the piano, - so well balanced after my opinion. - Congratulations for this outrstanding piece of really lovely music!! -
Go on like that and kindest regards.

[stjevena]

There is so much beauty in these 8 and half minutes. Love❤️ As a classical musician myself, I know just how much dedication went into this. Absolutely love this piece, keep it up! Love, from Vienna, Austria🇦🇹❤️

[JohnLeonardMusic]

Super well crafted, I love it. Love the counterpoint, imitations, development of themes and the overall drama. It's also refreshing to find a composer who writes carefully and meticulously. Well done! Also the F# is a nice touch, the usual dissonance of the maj-min 7th is barely noticeable in the way you prepared it.

[Der_Komponist]

Ein sehr gutes Konzert, es ist sehr im klassischen Stil geschrieben, wie etwa Beethoven, ich musste aber auch an etwas romantisches denken. Ich stellte mir bei der Musik eine Stadt vor im 18. Jahrhundert, so etwa wie die Stadt Wien, es klingt aber auch etwas wie eine Liebesgeschichte, dass ein Mann eine schöne Frau gesehen hat, aber sich nicht traut sie anzusprechen. Es erinnert mich auch an Beethoven, dass er langsam Taub wird oder allgemein um das Leben um Beethoven geht oder Wien oder das sich Beethoven auch nach eine Geliebten sieht, einer unsterblichen Geliebten. Die Musik ist sehr schön geschrieben, wirklich gut, abwechselnd Haupt- und Nebenthema, sehr gut. Es hat nur an einer Kadenz gefehlt. Die muss aber nicht sein, geht auch ohne. Es ist das Beste Klavierkonzert, dass ich in jetziger Zeit gehört habe. Ich hoffe da kommen noch die restlichen Sätze dazu, also ein 2. 3. oder ein 4., aber das ist ihnen überlassen. Und nochmal ein Wunderschönes Konzert im klassischen Stil. Ich wünsche ihnen einen schönen Tag und machen sie weiter so. :)👍🎼🎵🎶🎻🎹🎺🪘

[thomasmans]

Lovely composition, might give it a crack at trying to play

[petersnell]

A breath of fresh air right from the modern period of music history. So lovely, so refreshing, so danceable. Truly a musical journey far away from the "strange" chords/sounds that shroud modern music yet belonging to this period. This would resonate well with even non musicians and my opinion is music should be enjoy by all regardless of race, tribe, region or sect therefore hats off to the composer!!! 👏👏👏👏👏

[TheProsaicCult]

very exciting piece. from a former Eastman student. though I am 67 now i was influenced by the likes of Samuel Adler and David Diamond. and of course, Dr. Hanson. you have a great gift and what software do you use? PLEASE!

[alexsandronascimento]

Thanks, Mr. Green. Your work have touched my heart. Bravo!

[talaesparza]

I'm in love with this. I wish I could compose even a little diddy, but this is truly amazing. I can close my eyes and imaging playing it with a full orchestra.

[parcivalg.]

Il linguaggio che lei utilizza è a cavallo tra il XVIII e il XIX secolo, tuttavia vi è una atmosfera e una forza di idee che non appartiene ne al '700 ne all'800 ma vicina ai giorni nostri e ad ogni modo ad una sensibilità diversa. La sua musica l'ho trovata molto interessante e con alcuni momenti che ho gradito in modo particolare. Grazie. Complimenti. Bravo.

[LukaNikoladze]

Absolutely gorgeous. Well done, keep composing !!!