for my next piece

[sjeon]

the pieces i have recently played:
Rachmaninoff moment musical 4
Chopin prelude 16
Mozart sonata 8
bach french suite 5
mozart sonata 12
\What should I play next?

[cchamp27]

A Prelude & Fugue?
Chopin Etude? I can't suggest which one though because I don't know your playing.

Those Mozart sonatas you played are very difficult to pull off, maybe try your hand at a Beethoven sonata next? The ones opus 14 are nice.

[point of grace]

technically or musicality talking? it depends on your tastes too.... i played in the conservatory after that Bach Partita 1, P&F 9 book 1, mozart piano concerto 21, chopin revolutionay etude, beethoven op. 27 no.2, liszt murmullos del bosque or un sospiro, but i think a piano concerto would be good for you now.
bye!

[point of grace]

technically or musicality talking? it depends on your tastes too.... i played in the conservatory after that Bach Partita 1, P&F 9 book 1, mozart piano concerto 21, chopin revolutionay etude, beethoven op. 27 no.2, liszt murmullos del bosque or un sospiro, but i think a piano concerto would be good for you now.
bye!

and Brahms rhapsodies from the op. 79!

[mike1515]

and Brahms rhapsodies from the op. 79!

Well, I'm studying Brahms rhapsody no. 1 op 79, and I have to say, that's a real piano piece, it's like the mountains, now you're playing agitato and f and now pp and very carefully. You have to cross your hands often and be careful with the two scales.

You should try and learn it. Best wishes,

Michael

P.D: Excuse me for my English  

[imbetter]

I've played 79/1 myself and it's a great piece and a lot of fun to play and learn and given the pieces you've recently played you could pull it off. If not you should also look at 79/2 which is a little easier and also a good piece.

[extremelyfatchicken]

Chopin scherzo no 2

[sjeon]

Chopin's scherzo Might be a little chalenging for me.