Pianio repetoire help

[duckmalone]

I'm am (or at least I think) a early advance piano player. I know this is a tough time for a piano player because the difficulties of these pieces varies so much from grader to grader. I need help picking new pieces and I knew this was the place to start.

So far, I've played and mastered ( in the order I played them):

Invention no 8
Polonaise in g minor ( the one he wrote when  he was 7)
Bagatelle no 1, 3 , and I'm working on 8 and 10 tcherpenin
RCM grade 8 piano book

I want to know if I ready for these songs

Hunting song, songs without words
Moonlight sonata 2mvt
Elite syncopations , Joplin

I want to know what you think of these songs and if you have anymore suggestions. I love rags and romantic literature.
Any help is greatly appreciated and will help me a lot with my piano
Thanks!

Also, I am new to these forums, so if I am in the wrong place just tell me and I'll move my topic.

[pencilart3]

Which songs without words were you thinking of playing?

[duckmalone]

Really any of them, but I would love to play hunting song. ( probably out of my range though).
I would also not mind playing consolation

[pencilart3]

Really any of them, but I would love to play hunting song. ( probably out of my range though).
I would also not mind playing consolation

Oh I see what you mean, I thought you meant hunting song, as well as some songs without words. My bad. It just occurred to me that hunting song IS a song without words!!

What do you think of the first one, op. 19 "sweet remembrance"? It's very nice and manageable.

BTW, if you like hunting song, and it's something you can really put a lot of effort into, I say go for it. You will do much better with that than with a song that's "doable" that you don't like and you won't put as much effort into.

[duckmalone]

I looked up the sweet remembrances and it is beautiful. I will definitely consider playing it.
Thanks for your help and sorry for my poor spelling

[pencilart3]

I looked up the sweet remembrances and it is beautiful. I will definitely consider playing it.
Thanks for your help and sorry for my poor spelling

Don't worry about it! I was totally joking and I probably shouldn't have said that. Good luck with your repertoire, however you want to spell it!