In French composer Francis Poulenc's Concerto for Two Pianos and Orchestra in D Minor, no voice ever stands alone.
Though written for two pianos and full orchestra, the piece isn't a typical "double soloist" showcase; it's a musical dialogue — whimsical, witty and full of character — where each piano listens, answers, teases and supports the other in a vivid conversation that spans the entire performance.
This June, that conversation takes on new meaning as a celebrated pianist and his protege perform it side by side.
