The naming the piece in a certain key game!

[chewbacha]

Thought that this might be a fun thing to try out. First I will say a key signature and will name a piece related to that particular key signature and then I will say another key signature and the next person will name a piece related to that key signature and will write down another signature for the next person.

C major

Busoni -  Piano Concerto for Orchestra and Choir

D major!

[perfect_pitch]

D Major - Pachelbels Canon

A flat minor...

[j_menz]

D Major - Pachelbels Canon

A flat minor...

Aime Moi from Trois Morceaux dans le Genre Pathetique by one CV Alkan. (Thinking strange keys? Think Alkan! ^TM)


C# major....

[ajspiano]

C# major....

Brahms - op39. No 6.

D# minor.

[david456103]

Polonaise in E flat major by Chopin

F major

[musikalischer_wirbelwind_280]

F major - Étude Op.72 No.6 by Moskowski; love this one

-D minor

[ajspiano]

D# minor.

Polonaise in E flat major by Chopin

You broke the game.

I presume you meant minor..  but either way, enharmonics don't count. - it defeats the purpose of suggesting rare keys.

[mikeowski]

-D minor

Scarlatti Sonata K1

Let's just un-break the game, and say from now on no enharmonics allowed.

C flat major

[j_menz]

C flat major

Alexei Vladimir Stanchinsky, Esquisse in C flat major op. 1 Nr. 7

Let's just un-break the game, and say from now on no enharmonics allowed.

Agreed, but also only keys that are actually used as key signatures, not "theoretical" keys to which pieces may modulate.  Another suggestion is that it be piano solo works only (which has been the case so far). And no duplicate pieces.

EDIT: Opps, forgot. 

A# minor

[rachmaninoff_forever]

Alexei Vladimir Stanchinsky, Esquisse in C flat major op. 1 Nr. 7

Agreed, but also only keys that are actually used as key signatures, not "theoretical" keys to which pieces may modulate.  Another suggestion is that it be piano solo works only (which has been the case so far). And no duplicate pieces.

EDIT: Opps, forgot.  

A# minor

Rachmaninoff's 2nd piano sonata.

B minor

The first time we'll have two consecutive minor keys in a row.

[evitaevita]

B minor

Liszt's Piano Sonata in B minor, S.178

C Minor

[tchristec]

ERMAGHERD GARMES!

Chopin Nocturne 48. no 1

F sharp Major

[evitaevita]

F sharp Major

Beethoven's Piano Sonata No. 24 in F sharp major, Op. 78 "À Thérèse"

G sharp Minor

[quantum]

G sharp Minor

Scriabin - Sonata No.2, Op. 19

E flat minor

[chewbacha]

Albeniz! The invocation from Iberia!

p.s for the sake of making things simpler, you are allowed to reuse key signatures!



F# minor!

[tchristec]

Chopin Mazurka op.6 no.1

E Major.

[perprocrastinate]

Chopin Etude Op. 10, No. 3.

B-flat major.

[mikeowski]

Bach Partita no. 1

A major

[evitaevita]

A major

Mozart's Piano Sonata No.11 in A Major, K.331

F Minor

[vsrinivasa]

Schubert Moment Musical Op. 94 No. 3.

A-flat minor

[tchristec]

OK this is a hard key.  I don't really know any pieces personally so I have to say I cheated and looked it up   I waited while they thread slowly fell down the list of current threads and I didn't want it to die so...

Albéniz - La Vega

If anyone has a better one then it's all you

Next lets do B Major.

[brogers70]

The Well Tempered Clavier. There, that should take care of it all...

[j_menz]

The Well Tempered Clavier. There, that should take care of it all...

Nope. It doesn't. 

G Flat Major (as an example, and as the next challenge):

[brogers70]

Schubert Impromptu 90/3.

Ab minor (another missing from WTC. It does cover both Eb minor and D# minor, though).

[vsrinivasa]

Moszkowski Etude Op. 72 No. 13

G-sharp minor

[mikeowski]

chopin etude op 25/6

A flat major

[vsrinivasa]

Chopin Etude Op. 25 No. 1

D-flat major

[perprocrastinate]

Liszt Concert Etude No. 3, Un Sospiro.

A minor.

[quantum]

A minor.

Medtner - Sontata-Reminiscenza Op.38, No.1

F sharp minor

[vsrinivasa]

Scarlatti Sonata K. 25

C-sharp major

[perprocrastinate]

Alkan Etude Op. 35, No. 9, 'Contrapunctus'.

F minor.

[quantum]

F minor.

Scriabin - Sonata No.1, Op.6

D sharp minor

[j_menz]

D sharp minor

Lyapunov - Variations on a Russian Theme Op 49

C major 

[vsrinivasa]

Mozart Piano Sonata K. 330

F-sharp major

[quantum]

F-sharp major

Scriabin - Sonata No.4, Op.30

B major

[vsrinivasa]

Debussy Pagodes from Estampes

D-sharp minor

[nanabush]

Scriabin Etude Op 8 # 12

F# major

[dalekcaanman]

Étude in D-sharp minor, Op. 8, No. 12 (Scriabin)

G-Sharp Minor

[nanabush]

Think you missed my post man...

[j_menz]

Think you missed my post man...

F# major

Liszt HR2

G-Sharp Minor

Rachmaninoff Prelude in G#m Op 32No12

Soooo.. back on track:

E major.

[vsrinivasa]

Tarantelle Styrienne by Debussy

B-flat major

[tchristec]

B-flat major

Beethoven - Hammerklavier Sonata (#29)

D Major.

[vsrinivasa]

Beethoven Sonata Op. 28 "Pastorale"

B-flat minor this time

[perprocrastinate]

Chopin - Sonata No. 2, Op. 35

B minor

[kersplona]

B minor - Chopin's third sonata

F-sharp major

[blazekenny]

B minor - Chopin's third sonata

F-sharp major

F sharp major - Chopin Barcarolle op. 60


F sharp minor

[vsrinivasa]

Mendelssohn Lieder Ohne Worte Op. 30 No. 6

C minor

[quantum]

C minor

Clérambault - Suite No.2, Op.44

B minor

[vsrinivasa]

Liszt Sonata in B Minor

A-flat major

[perprocrastinate]

Chopin Etude Op. 25, No. 1

C major