New Rep

[martha96]

Hi, everybody!   I am looking for a new repertoire and any ideas/suggestions would help a lot.
My current one looks like this:
Bach Prelude and Fugue in g minor Book 1.
Beethoven sonata Op.28.
Liszt 'Wilde Jagd' Transcendental etude.
Rachmaninov Corelli Variations Op.42.

[quantum]

Check out the Scarlatti sonatas.  There are plenty to choose from.

[visitor]

Piazzolla!

[redbaron]

Do you want the usual stuff or something less familiar?

[visitor]

 

[worov]

Some Chaminade :

[martha96]

Sorry I didn't reply for so long, but I had a very busy schedule.  Actually, I was/am looking for something from the standard repertoire, still not being overplayed or boring for the both audience and judges. Unfortunately, I can't play Chaminade, Piazolla and other composers that are not in the standard repertoire, as I'm professional and not an amateur. Still, I will play those pieces for fun, apart from the 'real' rep. 

[quantum]

Can you specify what this rep is for?  Juries, auditions, themed recitals?

What exactly prevents you from playing non standard rep?

[visitor]

Sorry I didn't reply for so long, but I had a very busy schedule.  Actually, I was/am looking for something from the standard repertoire, still not being overplayed or boring for the both audience and judges. Unfortunately, I can't play Chaminade, Piazolla and other composers that are not in the standard repertoire, as I'm professional and not an amateur. Still, I will play those pieces for fun, apart from the 'real' rep. 

color me confused 
I happen to like Chaminade Piazzola and others because of some very fine professional recordings ...

[ale_ius]

Sorry I didn't reply for so long, but I had a very busy schedule.  Actually, I was/am looking for something from the standard repertoire, still not being overplayed or boring for the both audience and judges. Unfortunately, I can't play Chaminade, Piazolla and other composers that are not in the standard repertoire, as I'm professional and not an amateur. Still, I will play those pieces for fun, apart from the 'real' rep. 

You sound like a royal turd. What the hell does 'real, rep mean? Good music by fine composers is pretty damn real.
 

[j_menz]

Sorry I didn't reply for so long, but I had a very busy schedule.  Actually, I was/am looking for something from the standard repertoire, still not being overplayed or boring for the both audience and judges. Unfortunately, I can't play Chaminade, Piazolla and other composers that are not in the standard repertoire, as I'm professional and not an amateur. Still, I will play those pieces for fun, apart from the 'real' rep. 

If you're a professional and can't decide on your own "real rep", then frankly you ain't much of one.