What is everyone learning at the moment?

[cloches_de_geneve]

Mozart, Variations C-major (Twinkle, Twinkle)
Schubert, Sonata G-major (D.894)
Chopin, Etudes 10/7; 10/8; 25/6
Liszt, Benediction dans la Solitude

I love them all, though finding a decent fingering for the first couple of pages of the Liszt gave me multiple headaches.

[imbetter]

Now I'm working on:

Chopin: Ballade in G minor (polishing for competition in mid April)
Bach: Prelude and fugue in G minor from Book one
Handel: Suite no.5
Beethoven: Sonata op.13 

I'm just finishing these up. After these I'm going to learn my first concerto. I'm still deciding which one. I also get to learn a Bach suite after this prelude and fugue

[aaron_ginn]

Splitting time between five Chopin works:

1) Nocturne in B-flat minor (Op 9 No 1)
2) Mazurka in C-sharp minor (Op 6 No 2)
3) Mazurka in B-minor (Op 30 No 2)
4) Waltz in C-sharp minor (Op 64 No 2)
5) Etude in C (Op 10 No 1)

I can play all of (1), nearly all of (2), about half of (3), 10% of (4), and virtually none of (5).

I'm practicing the etude mainly to work on my right-hand arpeggios.  I don't really anticipate I'll ever be able to play the whole thing at speed.  The others are definitely works I intend to master.

[solitudewithin]

Right now im working the following pieces (some are just for polishing technique and making music)

Scales/Arpeggios Major Keys (Berhard's Plan)
Bach's 2-Part Inventions - Currently no.05 (Plan to "re-learn" them again)
Chopin - Trois Nouvelles Etudes no.3 Fm
Beethoven - Sonata Op.02 no.1
Bach's WTC I - Prelude & Fugue no.5

[matjas]

Recently: - Chopin: Etudes op. 10 nrs. 3,9,12 and op. 25 nr. 12
                               Nocturne op. 9 nr. 1

                - Beethoven: Sonate op. 10 nr. 1

                - Rachmaninoff: Prélude op. 3 nr. 2

                - J.S. Bach: WTK Book 1 Prélude & Fuga nr. 2 (3 voci)

Currently: - J.S. Bach: WTK Book 1 Prélude & Fuga nr. 22 (5 voci)

                 - Chopin: Scherzo nr. 1 op. 20
               

[anastazia]

hi
i'm working on:
Tchaikovky- April
Bach- Prelude (i forgot which key, etc. but it's from the well tempered clavier)
Beethoven- Sonata C-minor opus 10 no. 1
Chopin- Fantasie Impromptu
Chopin- Ocean Etude C-minor (opus??) no. 12
Prokovief- Waltz...dunno which one but it's awesome...

[nonfox]

Hey...

At the moment I'm working on Chopin - Nocturne Op. 55 No. 1
I'm almost finished with it though.

The next pieces I'm going to learn are (in this specific order):

1) Schubert - Impromptu Op. 90 No. 4
2) Brahms - Rhapsody OP. 79 No. 2
3) Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata 3rd mvt 

[butterflyca]

Linus and Lucy
Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy
Fur Elise
Ave Maria

[nanabush]

Chopin Ballade in G minor (only because my teacher insists)

Chopin etudes op 25 #3, #12

Bach P/F G# minor bk 2

Gonna start yet another Rach etude   Either Eb- op33, or C- op 39

[pianowolfi]

I work on my program "Styx. A long journey", Rach Sonata no 1 (just renewing), Mozart fantasy c-minor Kv 475, and Rach Prelude op. 23,7

[jamie_liszt]

Chopin Sonata No.3 4th Mvt (Relearning for a comp)
Chopin Polonaise in A major (Polishing, for school HSC Assessment)
Beethoven Sonata Op.2 No.1 (Relearning for a comp, mvt 4 is pissing me off)
Beethoven Sonata Op.13 (The whole sonata, havn't started, but when I do it will be fun)

I have a gig in town to play piano for 3 hours so I am just getting together some modern popular pieces.

[lau]

chopin etude 10/4, horowitz stars and stripes forever.   

[pianistimo]

leroy anderson's pc

[theodore]

I’m currently working on the Mozart Sonata in G major K283. I’m polishing up the 1st movement and slowly working out the 2nd  movement and slowly sight reading the finale.

Ted

[notturno]

Chopin: Nocturne in C minor #21  (the polyrhythmic bars are a challenge)
Duke Ellington: Mississippi Moan

[amelialw]

Recently Completed
-Mozart:Sonata in c minor
-Chopin:23 Preludes (4 selections)
-Rachmaninoff:Prelude in G major Opus32 No.5

Almost done
- Bach:Partita No.2 in c minor
- Haydn:Sonata in E-flat major HVI/45
- Mendelssohn:Rondo Cappriccioso
- Rachmaninoff:Prelude in g-minor Opus 32 No.12
- Chopin: Etude in F major Op.10 No.8

Learning
- Prokofietv: Visions Fugatives (4 selections)
- Chopin: Etude in G-flat major Op.10 No 5
- Beethoven:Sonata in C+ Op.2.no.3

[b.piano]

I have finished preparing my annual house/salon recital, which I will perform five times, in late March (Florida) and early April (Washington DC).

Liszt - Etude de concert (Sospiro)
           Sonetto del Petrarca no 104
Rachmaninoff -
           Two Preludes - c# and g# minor
           Elegie
           Polichinelle
Scriabin - Nocturne for the left hand
Khachaturian - Toccata
Chopin -
          Waltz op 69/1
           Mazurka op 24/1
           Polonaise in A flat
Then I can start working on something new! I really feel a need to do some Haydn, Mozart and Schubert.
Ned

Hi!!

I started taking piano lessons 6 months ago.. & I played Khachaturian - Toccata!!! I'm gonna performe it in th annual fistival of the fine Arts institute were I study.. I'm 15 years old.. an american piano teacher came here 1 month ago.. & came to visit the institute, and I played chopin's nocturne op.72 no.1 & The Toccata for him.. and he asked me: how long have you been playing piano?? I said 6 months . & before that. I touched the piano for only 4 or 5 times in my life.. and he was like kind of shucked!!!
the good news is: American org (American voices I guess). will bring music & theater teachers from america, were th good studints will take lessons for 10 days. Hey, I'm going to the lessons too!!!! is that good or what?? oh.. I also finished 27 Hanons!!! 

[amelialw]

i'm bored...so anyway i'll update my list

Learning
-Beethoven Sonata in A major Op.2 No.2 (2nd and 4th movements)
-Mendelssohn Rondo Cappriccioso
-Chopin Etude in G flat major Op.10 No.5
-Schumann Concerto in a minor
-Prokofiev 4 of Visions Fugatives( on hold...my teacher has'nt told me to do anything with it for a long time)

Polishing up/Almost Done
-Haydn Sonata in E flat No.49 (2nd movement)

Prepping for Competition ( Mini-Recital ) in Nov
-J.S Bach Partita No.2 in c minor (Sinfonia)
-Haydn Sonata in E flat major No.49
-Chopin Etude in F major Op.10 No.8
-Beethoven Sonata in A major Op.2 No.2 (1st and 3rd movement)
-Rachmaninoff Prelude in g sharp minor Op.32 No.12
On My Own
Chopin Etudes Op.10 No.4,11 and 12
Schumann Novelette No.1

[schubertiad]

Scriabin - Nocturne for the L.H
Schubert - Sonata D664 2nd and 3rd mvts
Rach- Etude op.33 no.2
Chop- 25/5
Mozart - Concerto no.23 1st mvt
Liszt - study on tremolos and leaps
All in various stages of disrepair...

[shamu]

Rhapsody in Blue- Gershwin

Searchlight Rag- Scott Joplin

Rondo alla Turk- Mozart (almost mastered)

[ganymed]

Im very modest ^^.

Bach Invention No 9

[pianowolfi]

Chopin Mazurka op. 6,1. Originally it was meant to be a duel/threell with Mozy and phil 13 but--they just disappeared, so I have a bit more time to actually learn it I guess

[jlh]

Beethoven - Sonata Op. 111

Rachmaninoff - 2nd Sonata

Falla - Fantasia Baetica

Birtwistle - Harrison's Clocks

[rallestar]

Im very modest ^^.

Bach Invention No 9

This post made me smile. Somehow seems more reasonable than all the other posts in this topic.

Anyway, I'm working on Beethoven op. 2 no. 1, 1st and 2nd movement, and Bachs 3-part invention in E major. Perhaps I'll start some Prokofiev today.

[pianochick93]

Learning for exam: (Grade 4 AMEB)
La Navette (the shuttle) - Boismortier
Kitten 'n' Mousin' on the Keys - Catherine Rollin
(havn't decided on what other ones, but I'm thinking Triplet Falls)

Learning for me:
Fantasie in D minor - Mozart
Claire De Lune - Debussy
Moonlight Sonata (1st Mov.) - Beethoven
Prelude in C# Minor - Rachmaninoff
Erl king (Erlkonig) - Schubert
In the Hall of the Mountain King - Grieg


My "me" pieces are a lot harder than my exam ones.

[nickofsatan]

I havent played for a while, so right now I'm playing some technically easier peices
Learning
-Gershwin prelude #2 (completed)
-Chopin nocturne op 55 no 1(almost done)
-Rachmaninoff Op 10 no 1 Nocturne(just started)
-Rachmaninoff Op 10 no 6 Romance(Just started)

Planning on learning
-Gershwin Rialto Ripples Rag
-Liszt Consolation no 3
-Scott Joplin Magnetic Rag

[term]

me: Bach Busoni Chaconne

[tallman]

hell all im learning is imagine , by lennon.

[thorn]

Learning-
Ravel- Toccata (Tombeau de Couperin)

Memorising/Improving for college auditions-
Bach- Prelude & Fugue Bk 1-16
Beethoven- Op 31 nr 2 (1st mvt)
Chopin- Nocturne Op 48-1
Liszt- Gnomenreigen
Debussy- Preludes 'Ce qu'a vu le vent d'Ouest', 'Brouillards'
Takemitsu- Litany (1st mvt)

[sissco]

Liszt Sonetto del Petrarca 104
Liszt/Schubert Soiree de Vienne No. 6
Chopin Wals Op. 64 No. 2
Chopin - Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2
Scriabin - Prelude Op. 11 No. 6   

And I want to learn Mendelssohn - Scherzo a Caprricio very soon. It isn't that difficult right?

[jlh]

And I want to learn Mendelssohn - Scherzo a Caprricio very soon. It isn't that difficult right?

Perhaps not, but perhaps so.  Difficulty is not ubiquitously tantamount.   

[sissco]

Perhaps not, but perhaps so.  Difficulty is not ubiquitously tantamount.   

Yes..I will look that up in my dictionary....
Just say "no it isn't" so I can practise the damn thing 

[dnephi]

It's not very hard, I'd say. 

[mknueven]

The Swan - Saint-Saens
Golliwog's Cakewalk - Debussy
Sunken Cathedral - Debussy
The Girl in the Other Room - Diane Krall (jazz)

[kingvictory2003]

Off and on--

1. Liszt Un Sospiro (almost there, just gotta smooth out those tiny-note runs)
2. Liszt Transcendental Etude No. 11 (long ways to go)
3. Liszt Soiree de Vienne No. 6 (basically done)
4. Waldstein 1st movt (performed it before, bringing it back up to speed)
5. Chopin Ballad No. 1 (performed it before, having a hard time bringing it back  )

Recently distracted by acquisition of an acoustic guitar in July    working on--

1. Tommy Emmanuel's version of Classical Gas
2. Pavana No. 1 by Luis Milan
3. Fandanguillo by Torroba

Peace,
kingvictory2003

[pianochick93]

To update my list. Same exam pieces, almost same "me" pieces, except I'm learning Rach's Prelude in G minor as well, I love it. Also Chopin's Minute Waltz.

[phillip_piano]

Hello,

I'm a newbie to piano playing and enjoying it very much. Currently I'm learning Aura Lee (the melody was made into the song "Love Me Tender" sung by Elvis Presley) and several over songs. So far I have taken one lesson and my piano teacher said I did amazing.

Regards,
Phillip

[opus57]

I play the piano since one year (and I dare to say that some progresses are in sight)

At the moment I practice:

Ludwig van Beethoven,