Concertos and Concertante Pieces

Between 1874 and 1893 Tchaikovsky produced four works for piano and orchestra, three for violin and orchestra, and four for cello and orchestra:

TH	ČW	Opus	Title	Key	Description	Year
55	53	23	Piano Concerto No. 1	B-flat minor	For piano and orchestra	1874–75
56	58	26	Sérénade mélancolique	B-flat minor	For violin and orchestra	1875
57	59	33	Variations on a Rococo Theme	A major	For cello and small orchestra	1876–77
58	60	34	Valse-Scherzo	C major	For violin and orchestra	1877
59	54	35	Violin Concerto	D major	For violin and orchestra	1878
60	55	44	Piano Concerto No. 2	G major	For piano and orchestra	1879–80
61	56	56	Concert Fantasia	G major	For piano and orchestra	1884
62	61	62	Pezzo capriccioso	B minor	For cello and orchestra	1887
63	348	11	Andante cantabile	B major	Arrangement for cello and string orchestra	1888?
64	349	19	Nocturne	D minor	Arrangement for cello and small orchestra	1888?
65	57	75	Piano Concerto No. 3	E-flat major	For piano and orchestra	1893

The Andante and Finale (1893) remained unfinished at the time of Tchaikovsky's death, and had been intended to complete the Piano Concerto No. 3. While a student in 1863 or 1864 he also completed an Allegro in C minor for piano and strings.

In the last years of his life, Tchaikovsky also planned a Concerto for Two Pianos (1891–93?), a Flute Concerto (1893), and a Cello Concerto, for which some sketches have survived.