Your repertoire?

[ingri]

Hi
I´m quite new here in this interesting forum.
I´m very curious what you have in your piano repertorie. I get much inspiration from others repertorie. I have not so much in my right now, Ocean and Revolution etude by Chopin, and also some smaller pieces. Soon I´ll add the Heroic polonaise by Chopin, and working on Hungarian rhapsody no.11 by Liszt.

Ingri 

[Sketchee]

I keep a text file on my computer of my memorized repertoire. Sometimes the hardest thing is remembering what pieces I know so I can keep them practiced.   I keep a bunch of easier/shorter works to fill out time; they're also good for working on musical things or to warm up.  Simple enough to paste it tho:

Ravel - Sonatine
Ravel - Prelude in A minor (1913)
Ravel - A maniere de ... Borodine
Satie - Gnossiene No 1
Beethoven
-  Sonata Op 2 No 3, III Scherzo (Edit: Forgot this one! It wasn't in my txt file!! )
- Sonata Op 14 No 1
Chopin - Waltz Op 69 No 1, "L'Adieu"
Chopin - Waltz Op 69 No 2"
Chopin - Etude Op 25 No 12, "Ocean"
Chopin - Scherzo Opus 31
Chopin/Liszt - Zyczenie ("Maiden's Wish") from Chants Polonais
Liszt - Concert Etude No 3, "Un Sospiro"
Liszt - Valse Oubliee No 1
Liszt - Annees De Pelerinage, Italie:
   Sonetto 47 del Petrarca
   Sonetto 104 del Petrarca
Bach - Gavotte (from the sixth suite for cello)

[fnork]

Right now, I'm practicing as much as possible for an audition to Royal Academy of Music in London in December. On this audition, I'm planning to play:

Chopin - Ballade no 3
Chopin - Etude no 1, op 10
Ravel - Sonatine, first movement
Rachmaninov - Second piano concerto, first movement
Bach - Preludium & fugue in c-moll, WTK 1


So, that's what I'm working on right now... I have other things in my reportoire too, but I don't practice them very much at the moment.

[kempff]

Well, I try to practice for at least 3,4 hours a day. Here's my repertoire:

Bach:

Partita no.6 in Eminor
Piano concerto no.1(3) in dminor
Complete WTC book1

Beethoven:

Sonata Op.2,1
Pathetique
Moonlight
Tempest
Op.90 in Eminor
Op.106(Hammerklavier, i finished the 1st movement, working on the second now)
Op.109
Op.111
Piano concerto no.3
Piano trios Op.1,1,2,3
Violin sonata Op.47 (Kreutzer)
Bagatelles Op.126
Choral Fantasy Op.80

Chopin:

Waltz Op.posthumos in Eminor
Ballade 1

Liszt:

Penses du mortes
HR 3,13

Schubert:
Piano sonata D960 in Bflat major
Piano sonata D958 in Cminor (1st movement till now)
Wanderer Fantasy

so, that's all for now. Currently I'm working on Hammerklavier and Prokoviev 2nd sonata.

[pseudopianist]

Right now, I'm practicing as much as possible for an audition to Royal Academy of Music in London in December. On this audition, I'm planning to play:

Chopin - Ballade no 3
Chopin - Etude no 1, op 10
Ravel - Sonatine, first movement
Rachmaninov - Second piano concerto, first movement
Bach - Preludium & fugue in c-moll, WTK 1
Emil Sjögren - Violin sonata in g-moll, first movement (with a violinist friend, I have a recent concert recording of it on this link: https://www.angelfire.com/music6/fnork/index.html )

So, that's what I'm working on right now... I have other things in my reportoire too, but I don't practice them very much at the moment.

OMG LIEK what?! N0 L!SZT!?

[Sketchee]

Right now, I'm practicing as much as possible for an audition to Royal Academy of Music in London in December. On this audition, I'm planning to play:

OMG LIEK what?! N0 L!SZT!?

Hehe.  I don't think Liszt is necessary for an audition (although I like Liszt a lot myself).

[stefano]

Hey,  I have a pretty diverse repertoire...


Beethoven Tempest,
 Sonata in F minor Op.2 No.1
Bach Toccata in E minor,
Prelude and Fugue in D minor
Bach Busoni Chaconne
Chopin 2 Waltzes,
 Scherzo no.3,
Nocturne in E minor
Debussy L'isle Joyeuse
Rachmaninov Complete Second Concerto,
 2 Musical Moments ( 3 and 4) ,
4 etudes tableaux op. 33 and 39  (3 and 9, 5 and 6)
Scriabin Etudes op.2 no. 2 op. 42 no.5, Prelude in E minor
Liszt Spanish Rhapsody,
 Funerailles
Brahms Rhapsody in G minor,
Trio in B major
Shchedrin Humoresque
Scarlatti 2 sonatas ( C major and D major)
Mozart Piano Concerto No. 19

[fnork]

OMG LIEK what?! N0 L!SZT!?

Yep, that's right... And let me tell you one more thing; I've never played any Liszt piece seriously.. His music just doesn't fascinate me. The b-minor sonata is boring (please don'tt kill me ), so are some other stuff I've heard. I'd rather learn other stuff.

[Goldberg]

My repertoire:








Well, what do you think? Not bad after 5 years?

*sigh* I've got to be the world's worst pianist.......heh.


(oh and in case you're wondering, I have finished many pieces before and performed but not one remains in my repertoire right now)

[chozart]

I always get assigned one sonata, one Bach piece, 1-3 Czerny Etudes, and about 2-3 'other' pieces.
I study until I 'pass' them, get a grade, and get a new one to work on (sometimes go back to old ones if I have a performance).

Some random works I had studied not too long ago:
- Bach 3-Voice Invention No.11 & 15
- Beethoven Sonata Op.2 No.1 in F Minor
- several etudes by Czerny from Op.299
- Haydn Sonata No.50 in D Major
- Joplin "Stoptime Rag"
- Mendelssohn Song Without Words - "Regrets"
- Tchaikovsky Valse Sentimentale Op.51/6 in F Minor

I'm currently working on the following:
- Bach 3-Voice Invention No.4
- Czerny Etudes No.14 & 18
- Chopin Mazurka Op.63 No.3 in C# Minor
- Grieg Lyric Pieces: Kobold "Puck", Op. 71, No. 3
- Haydn Sonata No.59 in Eb Major

I'll soon be starting Mozart's Adagio K.540 in B Minor

I also accompany for both of my school's high school show choirs (they're "popular" songs - although often very weird - like "It's Raining Men"), so I have actually a handful of things to do considering I'm at home and awake for only about 5-6 hours with piano practice only about 2/3 times a week lately.. 

[brewtality]

my rep is comparable to goldberg's here goes:

Sousa-Horowitz The Stars and Stripes Forever.

that's it 

[thracozaag]

  If you're only gonna play one piece though.....good choice, heh.

koji (STSD)

[Chrysalis]

My repertoire is not THAT big / hard

Beethoven

- Mondschein sonata 1st Movement
- Pathetique Sonata 2nd Movement
- Tempest Sonata allegreto (dont know how its called for sure)

Mozart

- Sonata 1 in c

Mendelssohn-Bartholdy

Lied ohne Worte 19:1
Lied ohne Worte 19:3 jagerlied (almost fnished it)

Schubert

Impromptu 142:2

Schumann

Traumerei
Arabeske

Debussy

Reverie

Chopin

NOcturne 9.2

thats it

[klavierkonzerte]

i have been playing for about 8 or 9 monthes
here's my rep.

fur elise
grieg anitras dance (only the first 2 pages)
chopin valse in B minor (only the frst 2 pages)
beethoven piano concerto no.3 (first 2 pages of the third movment)
russian folk song arranged by my teacher
one etudes by crammer (the only etude i studied)
chopin impromptue in C#minor (only the fast part, i'm half way thro the slow part)
ries piano concerto in C#minor (the first 3 pages)
and i pieace called dark eyes arranged by my teacher

and right now i'm working on the 3rd movment of hummel piano concerto in A minor
my teacher told me he's going to kill me if i don't finish it.

i can't help, i lose intrest in pieces after i learn my favorite part.
does anyone have this problem?

[klavierkonzerte]

and i forgot the first pages of beethoven appassionata
i REALLY wanted to complete this pieces but it was too much for me
musically and technically.

[pseudopianist]

OMG LIEK what?! N0 L!SZT!?

Yep, that's right... And let me tell you one more thing; I've never played any Liszt piece seriously.. His music just doesn't fascinate me. The b-minor sonata is boring (please don'tt kill me ), so are some other stuff I've heard. I'd rather learn other stuff.

How dare you!
I almost bitchslapped Ingemar when he said he hated Liszts Un Sospiro.
It took me a while to like Liszt but now I can't live without him. If it wasn't for Chopins preludes (which puts him over the top) Liszt would probaley be my favorit composer.

[Scriabinist]

Here's what it is supposed to be (but in fact it's not):

Bach: WTK I P&F Nos. 6 and 21
Mozart: Sonatas K. 332 and 570
Chopin: Etudes Op. 10 No. 6 and Op. 25 No. 1 and 12, Impromptu Op. 36, Polonaises Op. 26 No. 1 and Op. 40 No. 1, some preludes and Nocturnes
Brahms: Intermezzo Op. 10 No. 3
Liszt: Valse Impromptu
Scriabin: Deux Morceaux Op. 2, Poème Op. 32 No. 1
Ravel: Oiseaux Tristes and Vallée des Cloches from Miroirs
Rachmaninoff: Moment Musical Op. 16 No. 3
Schscthredin (wrong spelling): Humoreske

But I can only play Chopin's Prelude No. 9 in E major properly.

[chromatickler]

But I can only play Chopin's Prelude No. 9 in E major properly.

you mean 'at world record speed'?