virtuoso showpiece in three movements, lasting 33 minutes, full of wonderful tunes and a fiendishly difficult but lyrical solo part. On 19 April 2005, 120 years after its premiere, Pabst's 'Lost Concerto' was performed by Panagiotis Trochopoulos at a concert given in Minsk by the Belarusian State Academic Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Marius Stravinsky. A live recording was made by producer David Kent-Watson, and filmed for the documentary 'The Lost Concerto'. This live recording was used for the world premiere CD release of Pavel Pabst's Piano Concerto on Cameo Classics CC9033CD. A second recording was released by the Danacord label in 2008, with Oleg Marshev as the soloist. Pabst also wrote a Trio in A major for piano, violin and cello, dedicated to Anton Rubinstein. References External links paul-pabst.com website 1854 births 1897 deaths Military personnel from Königsberg People from the Province of Prussia Russian male composers Russian classical pianists Male classical pianists Academic staff of Moscow Conservatory 19th-century German composers 19th-century classical pianists 19th-century male musicians Burials at Vvedenskoye Cemetery