Any pieces you would recommend me to play?

[villevilly]

I have a sadly small repertoire of classical and romantic music. The only pieces being Mozart's Rondo Alla turca and a simplfied version of a Chopin waltz (I also played Für Elise some years ago but it is now long forgotten).
The question I have is if you could recommend some pieces similar, or a bit harder in difficulty than Rondo Alla Turca?

[onwan]

What about some next waltz or easier nocturne by Chopin? The nocturne op.9 no.2 is good piece to start with.

[lisztmusicfan]

Clair de Lune is a very beautiful piece thats not too hard to play

[magic_sonata]

Sonata in G Op. 49 No.2 is a fantastic one. 

[thepianist09]

La Fille Aux Cheveux De Lin (The Girl With The Flaxen Hair) by Debussy is very beautiful and relaxing and would contrast well with the Mozart Rondo Alla Turca as they are like chalk and cheese to each other really.

Villevilly's suggestion of Chopin's Op.9 No.2 is very good, alternatively you could do another of his Nocturnes, such as Op.50 No.1 in F Minor.

If you want something quite simple and short then I would go for Variation 18 of the Rachmaninov Paganini Variations.

[worov]

About this ?

[lisztmusicfan]

I'm sure that if you can play Rondo alla Turca then you could play moonlight sonata first movement, or Satie's Gymnopedies. If you wanted a challenge then do Chopin Waltz op 64 no 2. Very fun piece but has a couple of techinical difficulties. Good luck with whatever you do!

[michaelpianist]

I have a sadly small repertoire of classical and romantic music. The only pieces being Mozart's Rondo Alla turca and a simplfied version of a Chopin waltz (I also played Für Elise some years ago but it is now long forgotten).
The question I have is if you could recommend some pieces similar, or a bit harder in difficulty than Rondo Alla Turca?

Have you ever played the C major Mozart Sonata, K. 545? I think that is a good piece to start off with~