Favorite Piece of The great composers

[Franz_Liszt]

What is your favorite piece of

Bach:
Haydn:
Mozart:
Beethoven:
Mendelsohn:
Schubert:
Chopin:
Schumann:
Brahms:
Lizst:
Debussy:
Rachminoff:
Mine are
Bach: Invention No. 8
Haydn: Concerto in D
Mozart: Sonata No. 11
Beethoven:  Appasionata Sonata
Mendelsohn: Songs without words
Schubert: Military March
Chopin: Nocturne in F minor/ Etude Op.10 No.2
Schumann: Concerto
Brahms: Concerto No. 1
Lizst: Hungarian Rhapsodies No.2/ Liebestraum No.3
Debussy: Reverie
Rachminoff: Concerto Nos. 2/3

[amee]

Bach:  Goldberg Variations
Haydn: Concerto in D
Mozart: Everything!
Beethoven: Appassionata Sonata
Mendelssohn: Venetian Boat Songs
Schubert: Military March
Chopin: Berceuse, Etudes...everything
Brahms: Hungarian Dances
Liszt: La Campanella, Hungarian Rhapsody no 2
Debussy: Arabesque no 1
Rachmaninoff: Concerto no 2

[BuyBuy]

Bach : French suite #6
Haydn : one of his late piano sonatas (forgot it)
Mozart : clarinet concerto
Beethoven : Appassionata sonata, Kreutzer sonata
Mendelsohn : violin conerto
Schubert : piano sonata in B-flat, The Trout, unfinished symphony
Chopin : Ballade #1, concerto #1
Schumann : Fantastic pieces op.12, Kinderszenen op. 15
Brahms : piano concerto #2
Liszt : piano concerto #2, Années de Pélerinage
Debussy : L'Isle joyeuse, Estampes, Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune
Rachmaninoff : concerto #3, Rhapsody on Paganini

[MzrtMusic]

Bach: The passions (St. Matthew and St. John)
Haydn: Not a big fan of Haydn...
Mozart: the Requiem, the piano concerto No. 20, the operas, especially the Magic Flute and the piano sonata K576
Beethoven: Appassionata Sonata, Symphonies 9 and 7, Fidelio
Mendelssohn: Variations seriouse, piano concerto No. 1
Schubert: The Wanderer Fantasy
Chopin: the Ballades and Scherzi
Schumann: kinderscenen
Brahms: the Piano Concerti and the Op. 79 Rhapsodies and the piano trios
Lizst: Un Sospiro
Debussy: Pour le Piano, Bergamasque, the Preludes
Rachminoff: almost everything, but I detest the prelude in g minor.

[Rach3]

Bach: Goldberg Variations, Dorian P&F for organ, and the 565 one too
Haydn: Cello concerto
Mozart: Sonata K332 for now, also his G major #18 concerto (I think) and clarinet quintet
Beethoven: Good question! Symphony 3,5,6,7,9, or G major concerto, or Appasionata or Hammerklavier or the last one or op. 109 or the A-flat major one or the other A-flat major one...
Mendelsohn: Violin concerto or songs without words
Schubert: I cannot discriminate between his B-flat sonata, eleven impromptus and six moments musicaux and the trout and his trios and the wanderer fantasy
Chopin: second impromptu?
Schumann: Humoreske
Brahms: Rhapsody in Eb minor, symphony 1, sonata
Lizst: Annees de Pelerinage, concerto #1, hungarian rhapsody #2
Debussy: some of his preludes
Rachmaninoff: Concerto in D minor, Paganini variations, etude in b minor

[chopinetta]

i'll have chopin's everything!!!

[Legatello]

Bach: Goldberg Variations
Haydn: Emperors quartet
Mozart: Concerto nº20
Beethoven: Concerto 4,5 symphonies 3,5,6,9 everything !
Schubert: symphonie nº9 (i love it)
Chopin: everything !!!
Schumann: kinder scenen
Brahms: symphonie nº 1,4

[NetherMagic]

Liszt: La Campanella
Chopin: everything, especially Grande Polonaise Brillante, Op. 22!!

[eddie92099]

Bach: Goldberg
Mozart: F major sonata
Beethoven: Appassionata or Concerto no.1
Mendelsohn: Midsummer Night's Dream overture
Schubert: G flat impromptu
Chopin: Too many! F minor Fantasy perhaps
Brahms: Piano Quintet (a great piece) or Paganini variations
Lizst: Many again but La Campanella is phenomenal
Debussy: L'isle Joyeuse
Rachminoff: The B minor prelude

Ed

[la_carrenio2003]

Bach: 5th French suite, 4 Duets, French Overture, Goldberg variations...can't choose , everything
Beethoven: sonatas 28 & 30, "Eroica" variations
Brahms: 2nd concerto
Mozart: sonata K.281, concerto 19
Haydn: sonata no. 38 F major
Schubert: sonata no. 14 a minor
Debussy: all the 2nd book of Preludes
Rachmaninoff: 3rd concerto
Schumann: Noveletten op. 21
Mendelsohn: Variations seriouses
Chopin: Grande polonaise brillante op. 22, 3rd sonata
Liszt: 2nd concerto, Vals Mephisto, Sonata H-moll

[Hmoll]

Bach: St. Matthew Passion
Haydn: Mass in Time of War
Mozart: Marriage of Figaro
Beethoven: Symphony #4
Mendelsohn: Trio in D minor
Schubert: Piano Sonata in A Maj. - op. posth.
Chopin: Barcarolle
Schumann: Dichterliebe
Brahms: Horn trio
Lizst: Sonata in B Minor
Debussy: Pelleas & Melisande
Rachminoff: Variations on a theme of Correlli.

[xenon]

Bach: Toccata and Fugue in d-
Haydn: Creation
Mozart: Symphony in g-
Beethoven: Symphony 7
Mendelsohn: Venetian Boat Song
Schubert: Erlking
Chopin: Revolutionary Etude
Schumann: Suicidal Song?
Brahms: Symphony 4 finale mvt.
Lizst: The Little Bell (La campanella)
Debussy: Golliwogg's Cakewalk
Rachminoff: Barcarole Duet

[Hmoll]

Bach: 5th French suite, 4 Duets, French Overture, Goldberg variations...can't choose , everything
Beethoven: sonatas 28 & 30, "Eroica" variations
Brahms: 2nd concerto
Mozart: sonata K.281, concerto 19
Haydn: sonata no. 38 F major
Schubert: sonata no. 14 a minor
Debussy: all the 2nd book of Preludes
Rachmaninoff: 3rd concerto
Schumann: Noveletten op. 21
Mendelsohn: Variations seriouses
Chopin: Grande polonaise brillante op. 22, 3rd sonata
Liszt: 2nd concerto, Vals Mephisto, Sonata H-moll

The Bach four duets are great pieces, that hardly anyone plays. I played them years ago.

[la_carrenio2003]

I also played them in a Bach competition 2 years ago,and actually I was the only one who picked them then. After the competition,there were master classes for participants and I played them again, and the professor couldn't read them hands together -I assume they were not in his repertoire, it was a little embarrasing for him-

[Hmoll]

I also played them in a Bach competition 2 years ago,and actually I was the only one who picked them then. After the competition,there were master classes for participants and I played them again, and the professor couldn't read them hands together -I assume they were not in his repertoire, it was a little embarrasing for him-

I'm not surprised because people hardly anyone plays them.