What piece should I play next?

[smj9195]

My recent 5 pieces that I played:
Mozart sonata K.310
Bach French suite no.5
Chopin waltz op.64 no.2
Bach Prelude and Fuge in c minor
Mozart sonata K.332

[nanabush]

Whoa you have 2 Baroque and 2 Classical pieces!  Most people say they've played everything by Chopin/Liszt/Rachmaninoff and ask for new things to play haha.

Maybe if you really are into Mozart, another sonata?  There's a recent thread discussing the difficulty of these.

Something 20th Century?  Ravel 'Prelude' from Tombeau de Couperin, Debussy "Bruyeres" or "Reverie".

[dss62467]

I tend to get into a Mozart rutt - love the little wig wearing man, but it's really fun to try different composers.  I'm learning Haydn Sonata 54 in G Major right now.   Only the first movement, because I think that the next may be beyond my abilities - but you should give it a whirl.  It's very different and challenging in some spots.   

Beethoven's Pastorale is a lot of fun too, and you can get it on this site.  Not sure about the Haydn piece... I just took a copy from my teacher.

[orangesodaking]

If you like Mozart, you could try one of his piano concertos. There are 27 of them to pick from. 

Mendelssohn's Songs Without Words are wonderful pieces. Or if you wanted to be different, you could try one of Charles-Valentin Alkan's Chants. This one is my favorite:

Ravel's Le Tombeau de Couperin is technically not too difficult (except the Toccata, of course!) and my personal favorite movement is the third, the Forlane.