Great piano music written in the 21st century

[kevinr]

For a set of short pieces, how about Philip Cashian's 6 Pieces after Paintings by Ben Hartley:

https://www.ben-hartley.co.uk/index.php?page=Music

[general disarray]

Robert Schultz, an American composer, writes in a challenging, individualistic but accessible style for pianists, beginners to advanced.  He's also written a highly respected teaching method.  And he's transcribed many works for piano.  I highly recommend his works, especially the transcriptions.  Here's a link to his website:

https://www.schultzmusic.com/

[indutrial]

One could always peruse this list:

https://www.copy-us.com/?aktion=list&s_g=29

There are many works from after 2000 on this site and the scores are freely available. Andreas Pieper's 3rd Sonata looks like a significant challenge. Andrew Ladd and Johannes Rövenstrunck have also written many nice pieces.

[1032]

Where can I find Elliott Carter - Caténaires to purchase?

[beethovenfan01]

Hamelin Etudes, Paganini Variations, etc.? But, since there are very few pianists out there who can actually play these pieces effectively, I would suggest another good composer to look at: Dianne Rahbee. Her pieces especially good as beginner- to moderate- level repertoire (look at miniatures and preludes), as well as some more advanced pieces (Toccatas, Sonatas, Concerti).