The academic book "Claus Ogerman: An Analysis of 'Concerto for Piano and Orchestra'" is dedicated to a comprehensive analysis of the works of the German composer Claus Ogerman. It highlights not only his significant role as an arranger in Brazilian music, particularly in collaboration with Tom Jobim, but also his versatile contributions to the music of the 20th and 21st centuries. Ogerman, who increasingly withdrew from the recording market starting in 1979, entered a phase of creative maturation during which he created his own compositions that reflect influences from both popular music and the European classical tradition. This book offers a deep insight into Ogerman's oeuvre and examines the interdisciplinary relationships between popular and art music in his work. It is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the intersections between these two musical worlds.