Early d'Albert Piano Concerto in A found

[Ilja]

The G major was apparently written by him at age 10. It's not listed as lost, so the fact that everyone ignored it may say something about its quality?

[FBerwald]

The G major exists in complete manuscript as far as I can deduct from the articles on the net. The fact that something is ignored for so long doesn't always translate into its quality. 

[giles.enders]

In 2012 I met with a descendant of Eugene d'Albert. It was they who told me about the early concerto in G major which is in Dresden. In their opinion it was of curiosity value only. For completists it might be worth recording but otherwise is best left to scholars.

[semloh]

Despite numerous requests for its return he has held on to it.

Trying to be positive, could that signal an intention to work on it?