Recommendations

[soliloquy]

Can anyone recommend large works to learn?  Please nothing excessively lengthy like goldberg variations, and any era of music is ok.  Something exciting to learn and play.

[invictus]

What is your current repetoire?

[henrah]

Mephisto Waltz No.1: very exciting and lots of variation so it won't get boring. Might be quite tough for you though, could you do what invictus has asked of you?

Beethoven sonatas, Chopin sonatas, any sonata really.

[soliloquy]

I don't really like the Mephisto Waltz, and I don't have my repertoire in front of me at the moment so no, but the difficulty of the piece isn't really a concern until you get into stuff that's just rediculous like sorabji.

[mikey6]

I don't really like the Mephisto Waltz, and I don't have my repertoire in front of me at the moment so no, but the difficulty of the piece isn't really a concern until you get into stuff that's just rediculous like sorabji.

You don't know you're own repertoire?
Difficulty of a piece can be deceptive - it doesn't have to have millions of notes and be written on 7 staves! it can be completely the opposite - Mozart or Scarlatti.
Try a Chopin or Liszt Ballade (roughly 10 minutes).  or a Schumann collection - papillons, carnaval.  Hadyn fmin variations.  Rach Corelli variations.  a Scriabin sonata. 
There's heaps depending on what you like.

[superstition2]

Can anyone recommend large works to learn?  Please nothing excessively lengthy like goldberg variations, and any era of music is ok.  Something exciting to learn and play.

Scriabin, sonata #3.

[donjuan]

I don't really like the Mephisto Waltz, and I don't have my repertoire in front of me at the moment so no

Yeah, whenever I forget my name, I always check my underwear..

big and exciting? hmmm Bach-Busoni: Chaconne in Dm

[mikey6]

Yeah, whenever I forget my name, I always check my underwear..

"Grandpa, how did you pull you're underwear out without taking off your pants?..I...Don't...Know!"
lol