The final paper entitled Compositions for solo piano dedicated to Melita Lorković: A historical and analytical overview, includes an overview of the life and artistic activity of Melita Lorković, the most important Croatian pianist of the twentieth century. It is structured in several units with a special emphasis on her influence on composers who dedicated compositions for solo piano to her. After an introductory presentation of historical experiences related to the dedication and commissioning of works of art in the field of musical art, as well as a description of Melita Lorković's life and repertoire along with an overview of the turbulent historical period in which she was active, the central part of the paper presents a chronological presentation of compositions dedicated to Melita Lorković. Each of the six compositions was analyzed from a formal and interpretive aspect. The composition of Petar Dumičić, Toccata from 1936, which has not been printed to this day, was singled out. Therefore, an integral part of the work is the sheet music transcription of that piece, made based on a manuscript from the composer's legacy stored in the archive of the Croatian Institute of Music in Zagreb, which enables a deeper understanding of the technical and aesthetic complexity of the piece. The above-mentioned compositions not only enriched the extensive pianistic repertoire of the pianist to whom they were dedicated, but also represent an exceptional contribution to the entire Croatian cultural heritage and have their origin in the unique artistic personality of Melita Lorković.