10 Best Piano Concerts

We are starting with a difficult category since from memory I can certainly think off more than 10 piano concerts that you just cannot avoid. As such for a start I will list a few more and put them all to your consideration and voting. In a couple of months we will perhaps be able to narrow this list to just 10, or not ... We will see ... So the big list of concertos is as such (by order of composition date):

1. Concerto nº9 K. 271 in E-flat by Mozart (1777) named Jeunehomme* video sample here, full description here.
   
2. Concerto nº21 K. 467 in C by Mozart (1785) sample here
   
3. Concerto nº24 K. 491 in C minor by Mozart (1786) sample here
4. Concerto nº26 K. 537 in D by Mozart (1788) named "the Coronation" sample here.
   
5. Concerto nº4 op. 58 in G by Beethoven (1805-1806)
6. Concerto nº5 op. 73 in E-flat by Beethoven (1809) named "the Emperor"**, video sample here, full description here.
   
7. Concerto nº2 op. 21 in F minor by Chopin (1829-1830) video sample here.
   
8. Concerto nº1 op. 11 in E minor by Chopin (1830) video sample here.
   
9. Concerto nº1 op. 25 in G minor by Mendelssohn (1831) video sample here
10. Concerto nº1 in E-flat by Lizst (1835) video sample here
    
11. Concerto nº2 op. 40 in D minor by Mendelssohn (1837) video sample here.
    
12. Concerto nº2 in A by Lizst (1839)
    
13. Concerto nº1 op. 15 in D minor by Brahms (1859) video sample here.
    
14. Concerto nº2 op. 22 in G minor by Camille Saint-Saëns (1868) video sample here.
    
15. Concerto op. 16 in A minor by Grieg (1868) video sample here.
    
16. Concerto nº1 op. 23 in B-flat minor by Tchaikovsky (1874-1875) video sample here.
    
17. Concerto nº5 op. 103 in F by Camille Saint-Saëns (1895) named "the Egyptian" video sample here.
    
18. Concerto nº2 op. 18 in C minor by Rachmaninoff (1901) video sample here.
    
19. Concerto nº3 op. 30 in D minor by Rachmaninoff (1909) video sample here.
    
20. Concerto nº1 op. 10 in D-flat by Prokofiev (1912) sample here.
21. Concerto nº3 Op. 26 in C by Prokofiev (1917-21) sample here.
    
22. Concerto in F by Gershwin (1925) video sample here.
    
23. Concerto nº4 op. 40 in G minor by Rachmaninoff (1926) video sample here.
    
24. Concerto in G by Ravel (1931) video sample here.
    
25. Concerto nº1 op. 35 in C minor by Shostakovich (1933) video sample here.
    
26. Concerto nº3 Sz. 119 in E by Belá Bartok (1945) video sample here.
    

So what will happen now is that I will take each one of this concerts and try to explain to you why I love them so much when needed with a bit of history or theory behind the scene but always trying to keep it simple. In the mean time you can of course help me out by commenting, voting and making new suggestions.

*This seems to be a bogus nickname as we will find out shortly in the detailed presentation of this concert.
** Another "bogus" nickname or at least one that does not reflect the opinion of the composer.