Music please!

[hermanberntzen]

Can you guys please help me find some music by Schumann , Grieg , Chopin  , Liszt , Faure and Camille Saint-Saëns. Beethoven would be fine to! Thanks.

[larapool]

That is an incredibly ambiguous question, especially spread amongst so many composers.  What kind of music are you looking for - is there a grade level you're looking for, or just a style (concerto, solo work, symphony etc.)?

[hermanberntzen]

Sorry should mention.. Solo piano work. Not too hard grade!

I can play Mendelssohn - Op 30 no.6 , Beethoven Moonlight Sonata Mvt.1 , Schumann - Child falling asleep , Schumann Op 28 No.2 , Bach Contrapunctus 1 and more. Now you should have an idea of what i can handle!

[bleicher]

Get a copy of World Renowned Piano Pieces book 1. It's the best compilation I've found.

[49410enrique]

classics to moderns series is really good too, try this one?

https://www.amazon.com/Classics-Moderns-Intermediate-Grades-Piano/dp/B002KAG9VM

[hermanberntzen]

Not any books please , i'm not going to buy books. I just look up sheets or midis at the internet!

[bbush]

Well, this forum includes a sheet music library from which members can download TONS of music, most of it graded by skill level (though you have to take those with a grain of salt - they claim 'WAY too many pieces are all at the same level, once you get to the difficult ones).

Also, I suggest you check out Burgmuller's two sets of easy-ish works, his Op 100, 25 Easy and Progressive Studies and his Op 109, similar, but a bit more difficult.  Many are fantastically musical, especially for "exercises".  Oh, and both are available in Piano Street's "piano music" section.

Good Luck!
Bruce

[hermanberntzen]

I've played an amount of Burgmuller.. In the starting period of piano.
Please suggest pieces from the composer's listed. I can't look through all the sheets on this site when i don't know when the pieces are any good. I would like to hear you're favorites!

[bbush]

In Piano Street's archives are the Burgmuller pieces I recommend, and here are those I like from his Opus 100:  Nos. 3, 4, 5, 7, 13, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21, and 22. 

If you like these, you can go on to some of his more challenging Opus 109 works, especially Nos. 3 (surprisingly challenging to get the tempo, phrasing, and staccato/legato mix right), 7, 9  & 14 (all simple and beautiful), and 11, 12, and 13.

Enjoy!
Bruce

[1piano4joe]

See if you like these since most people do.

Schumann-The Wild Horsemen-Humming Song-The Happy Farmer- Little Romance-The Horseman-Mignon-Little Study

Chopin-Prelude in A-Prelude in E minor-Prelude in C minor-Prelude in B minor-Prelude Db-Prelude Ab- Waltz C# minor-Nocturne Eb-Nocturne C# minor


Liszt-La Cloche Sonne

Faure-Op.17 No.3

Beethoven-Russian Folk Song - Ecossaise Eb

Grieg-Watchman's Song - Berceuse - Melodie -To The Spring