What is warsaw concerto?

The Warsaw Concerto is a piano concerto composed by British composer Richard Addinsell in 1941. It was written for the 1941 British film "Dangerous Moonlight," also known as "Suicide Squadron" in the United States. The concerto is a single-movement work that features a lush, romantic style and is reminiscent of the music of Sergei Rachmaninoff.

The Warsaw Concerto gained widespread popularity and recognition, particularly during World War II. It was frequently performed in concert halls and on radio broadcasts, and became a symbol of the era's cultural response to the war.

The piece is known for its dramatic and emotive qualities, as well as its technical challenges for the solo pianist. It has been recorded by numerous pianists and orchestras, and remains a popular and frequently performed work in the classical repertoire.