jazzy sounding piano music?

[rex-craft7]

not the pure "jazz" in the sense of like say, the style you think of in your head when you picture those old 40's america style jazz. i dont know if im explaining this right. but i mean, piano songs similar to these: they have a jazzy influence to them, but quite a different feel:

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(the real jazzy piano part comes in about a minute later)

was wondering if anyone knew any piano music similar to these, (excluding the first one, i cant find sheet music to the ones above) thx>>>

[rex-craft7]

heres another example piece (just the piano part of it obviously):

[hodi]

try kapustin !

[alpacinator1]

Golliwog's CakeWalk by Claude Debussy sounds pretty jazzy...

[ganymed]

i think ravel in general sounds a bit jazzy

[retrouvailles]

Kapustin, of course. Nuff said.

[chopininov]

You could always try....you know...jazz...??

[keasbey]

you could try some final fantasy music.

[slobone]

Anything by Gershwin. The 3 Preludes, or pieces from The Gershwin Songbook, which are his own arrangements of some of his best-known songs. There's some other stuff too -- check out the André Watts recording.

[houseofblackleaves]

KAPUSTIN.  (suggested again.)

One of the greatest composers ever.

[rex-craft7]

ooohhh, that jazzy ff music sounds pretty cool, and kapustins music -- wow, talk about unique.. why havnt i heard of him before?? (i really want to play his op.66 n 2), but the amount of time needed to be spent, depending on which of those 2 pieces... mmm>>> thanks for those nice suggestions guys--

[bob3.1415926]

Christopher Norton wrote some really nice jazzy stuff. It's mostly aimed at beginners though, although there may be some harder stuff I'm not aware of.

[dnephi]

Gershwin-Wild Studies are jazzy and pretty FLIPPING amazing.

[ctrastevere]

I also recommend Kapustin -- but really, why not try learning to play jazz? Then you can make anything you want sound "jazzy". Just a suggestion...