Your most advanced play!?

[nonfox]

Hi....

Personally I've only played for 1 year (I'm just 16 ), and I can't play that much, but the most advanced i can play is probably "having fun" by Dimitri Kabalevsky or a Ballade by F. Burgmuller.

Whats the most advanced you can play on the piano!?

If I should chose a play that I'd really like to learn, it would be Sonate nr. 8 op. 13 by Beethoven (Damn).. 

What play do you really want to learn?

Happy playing!

[Kassaa]

I look out to play Alkan's Concerto pour Piano Solo, such a immense cool beautiful masterwork!

[perfect_pitch]

Before I'm 30, I want to be able to Play Rachmaninoffs 3rd Piano Concerto in d minor, Opus 30 Absolutely flawlessly and hopefully perform it with a full symphony orchestra.

Right now, I am attempting to have Liszt's Mazeppa ready for 2 weeks time, apart from the fact that I am teaching at school from 8 - 4 every day, and have to write Lesson plans every single night... So I haven't had much practice. And so far I have only spent about 2 hours on it.

[pianistimo]

poulenc's 'trois pieces'     really wonderful chord progressions in the 'hymn' part and very interesting movement of harmony also in the rest.  am just learning it.

[phil13]

Before I'm 30, I want to be able to Play Rachmaninoffs 3rd Piano Concerto in d minor, Opus 30 Absolutely flawlessly and hopefully perform it with a full symphony orchestra.

Right now, I am attempting to have Liszt's Mazeppa ready for 2 weeks time, apart from the fact that I am teaching at school from 8 - 4 every day, and have to write Lesson plans every single night... So I haven't had much practice. And so far I have only spent about 2 hours on it.

Good luck. (you'll need it)

The hardest piece I play is probably one of the following:

Moonlight Sonata
Italian Concerto
'Arietta' Variations
Sonetto del Petrarca No.104 (though that one's on hold right now)

Phil

[zheer]

A  number of Chopin Etudes at the moment. Would like to play the Lizt sonata in public one day.

[jason2711]

chopin ballade in g minor which i'm playing at a competition in 9 days and a masterclass in 11

hopefully once i get those done i'll be able to tackle some stuff of a similar or higher standard - considering prokofiev's toccata or beethoven's appassionata sonata

[paris]

this is so amusing thread...hmm i wonder who'll get most far with boasting up with repertoire...

[perfect_pitch]

Hey... I wasn't trying to boast... I seriously want to accomplish my goal of playing the Rach 3.

I believe I could do it.... I've been playing for almost 12 years, and still have 9 more to go.

[thalbergmad]

I guess the hardest piece i have ever played ok would be the Moszkowski-Wagner-Tristan or possibly the Liszt-Meybeer-Robert le Diable.

[gonzalo]

The most advanced pieces I have played are the 1rst and the 2nd Etudes, from the Études de Virtuosité, Op.72 by Moszkowski

[lau]

The most advanced peice I play is Fantasie Impromptu, I actually think it is quit easy though, and want to advance to something harder.

[gruffalo]

Debussy etude pour les cinq doits. it was so hard to get together. i have to perform it in 2 weeks 

[rimv2]

The most advanced peice I play is Fantasie Impromptu, I actually think it is quit easy though, and want to advance to something harder.

Cuz it is