Ravel's Jeux d'Eau or Prokofiev's 3rd piano sonata

[expressman70]

Which one should I learn first? I am finishing up my set of 8 or so pieces, and want to begin a new one. If you have played them give me some feedback. Thanks

[pianoman1349]

What are the pieces you just finished??

It really depends on what repertoire you've learned, and your goals.  Can you elaborate on this please?

[visitor]

Just start both. Learn them concurrently.  If you decide you actually don't like one of them . Put it away fr a while and come back around to it in the future

[expressman70]

What are the pieces you just finished??

It really depends on what repertoire you've learned, and your goals.  Can you elaborate on this please?

Chopin 25 12
Mendel 1 concerto 1movement
Bach WTC2 cminor
Tchaikovsky op5 romance
Moonlight sonata complete
arensky op74 n2 etude

And I also began Chopin ballade 1

My goals are to pile on a lot of repertoire as I am a late starter, so I am in a panicky mode of acquiring all this to audition somewhere, and use it for competitions sake.

[pianoman1349]

Both are at around the same level ... I think, as visitor suggested, learn both at the same time, and see what you like better.  Both pieces will develop aspects in your playing not yet covered by your existing repertoire.

[expressman70]

I thought so too. And that's very good to hear. Thank you for suggestion. Ill probably will learn Ravel before the sonata. I am also going to pair it up with Bach WTC 1 D major, Chopin 25 11 and continue the Ballade.