Achille Longo's Piano Concerto

[Roy Bland]

Achille Longo (Napoli, 28 marzo 1900 – Napoli, 28 maggio 1954)

son of the illustrious musician and well-known piano teacher (as well as director of the Naples Conservatory) Alessandro, was an exponent of the Neapolitan school of the twentieth century.
He composed symphonic music, film music and chamber music. His Trio for piano, violin and cello was, in the 1940s, one of the flagships of the acclaimed Trieste Trio.[1] Having soon left concert playing, he dedicated himself to teaching, journalism and music criticism, as well as teaching composition at the conservatories of Parma [2] and Naples.
His commitment as a teacher was profound. His book published by Ricordi on the harmonization techniques of given songs is renowned.[3] His students include Franco Margola, Bruno Mazzotta, Teresa Procaccini, Francesco de Masi, and Aldo Ciccolini.

He was director of the Naples Conservatory from 1944 until the year of his death.

[ando]

Achille Longo (Napoli, 28 marzo 1900 – Napoli, 28 maggio 1954)

His Trio for piano, violin and cello was, in the 1940s, one of the flagships of the acclaimed Trieste Trio...

Thanks, RB.

Do you know if the Trieste Trio ever recorded the piece? It's been a challenge trying to locate any Longo on disc.

[Roy Bland]

I found only this

[Florestan]

It's been a challenge trying to locate any Longo on disc.

There's also this:

[ando]

I found only this

Thanks.

[ando]

There's also this:

I saw that on discogs. Might be worth an investment. Do you own a copy?

[Florestan]

I saw that on discord. Might be worth an investment. Do you own a copy?

If you don't mind mp3, I will gladly let you have it. I mean, save your money for your favorites.